AI in Healthcare

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AI prescription management raises a familiar healthcare question: efficiency for whom?

A Washington Post opinion piece asks who benefits when AI handles prescriptions. The answer is not automatically patients: the efficiency gains could be real, but so are the risks around accountability, errors, and commercialization.

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Utah’s AI prescribing pilot exposes a harder question than accuracy: accountability

Utah’s autonomous AI prescription pilot has renewed scrutiny after a medical licensing board urged the state to shut it down. The dispute shows that the biggest barrier to AI prescribing may be legal responsibility, not technical performance.

Medical Xpress
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regulation

Licensing board showdown over Doctronic pilot shows AI prescribing remains politically fragile

Utah’s medical licensing board is urging the state to shut down an AI prescribing pilot, highlighting persistent uncertainty around liability, clinical accountability, and oversight. The dispute shows how quickly even limited prescribing use cases can trigger regulatory resistance.

Fierce Healthcare
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Utah Expands AI Prescription Pilots After Early Results Show No Safety Red Flags

Utah is expanding AI prescription pilots after early data reportedly showed no safety issues, a notable sign that algorithm-assisted prescribing is moving from concept to cautious deployment. The program reflects a broader willingness to test AI in high-stakes clinical workflows if monitoring is tight.

Telehealth.org
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AI could soon move from assistant to prescriber in psychiatry

Futurism reports that a startup has been approved to let an AI system prescribe psychiatric medication. The development raises a profound regulatory and ethical question: how much clinical authority should be delegated to software in a specialty already defined by nuance and risk?

Futurism
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