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Danish foodborne illness figures increase —  back to pre-pandemic levels.

Danish foodborne illness figures increase — back to pre-pandemic levels.

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The number of people sick has gone up in Denmark, but the number of outbreaks remained stable in 2022, according to recently released data. In 2022, there were 5,142 cases of Campylobacter and 899 cases of Salmonella, compared to 3,740 and 692 in 2021. Of Campylobacter and Salmonella cases in the past year, 28 percent

AMA announces 9 awardees for its research program on EHRs

AMA announces 9 awardees for its research program on EHRs

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The American Medical Association this week announced the nine new healthcare organizations who will split nearly $600,000 as part of its Electronic Health Record Use Research Grant Program.  WHY IT MATTERS This batch of grant recipients will divvy up some $589,000 from AMA as they research the trends and patterns of how their physicians and nurses

HIMSSCast: When AI is involved in decision making, how does man trust machine?

HIMSSCast: When AI is involved in decision making, how does man trust machine?

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A lot of people today are having troubles trusting artificial intelligence not to become sentient and take over the world à la “The Terminator.” For the time being in healthcare, one of the big questions for clinicians is: Can I trust AI to help me make decisions about patients? Today’s podcast seeks to provide some answers with

Elation Health partners with Zocdoc to streamline online appointment scheduling

Elation Health partners with Zocdoc to streamline online appointment scheduling

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A new collaboration announced this week between Zocdoc and Elation Health aims to help physician practices and other providers using Elation’s electronic health records reach new patients on the Zocdoc marketplace and reduce administrative burden. WHY IT MATTERS Through the new partnership, providers’ existing scheduling software integrates with Zocdoc, automatically adding appointments booked online to

Where AI is making a difference in healthcare now

Where AI is making a difference in healthcare now

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There’s a lot of buzz around the potential of artificial intelligence to transform care delivery. New technologies offer advanced capabilities for ensuring the right patients receive the right care at the right time – while lifting clinicians’ administrative burden. But what do physicians and clinicians think about the power of AI to change healthcare and

Dandelion Health launches pilot to evaluate AI performance and potential bias

Dandelion Health launches pilot to evaluate AI performance and potential bias

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Starting with electrocardiogram algorithms used in healthcare settings, Dandelion Health will run algorithms on its dataset – which spans 10 million patients – to measure the performance and bias of artificial intelligence across key racial, ethnic and geographic subgroups. WHY IT MATTERS Dandelion is aggregating and de-identifying clinical data through its consortium of three major

Meat products in cans from Brazil recalled for not being eligible for export to USA

Meat products in cans from Brazil recalled for not being eligible for export to USA

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Panamerican Foods, LLC, a distributor and importer of record located in Kearny, NJ., late Friday recalled approximately 4,978 pounds of the pork and beef bean stew products that were imported from Brazil that were not eligible for export of meat products to the United States, U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS)

Spoilage brings recall of more than 38 tons of mini corn dogs

Spoilage brings recall of more than 38 tons of mini corn dogs

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House of Raeford in Nesmith, SC, late Friday recalled approximately 76,961 pounds of corn dog products due to possible spoilage, the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) announced. The spoilage was discovered after the firm notified FSIS that it received consumer complaints that the product had an odor, off appearance, and

Ferrero finds Salmonella again at Belgian factory

Ferrero finds Salmonella again at Belgian factory

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Ferrero has informed Belgian authorities that it has found Salmonella at the site that was behind a major outbreak in 2022. The confectionery company notified the Federal Agency for the Safety of the Food Chain (FASFC) of the Salmonella detection in the environment of the Arlon factory. It is not clear when the Salmonella positive