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Iodine Software expands partnership with OpenAI

Iodine Software expands partnership with OpenAI

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Iodine Software, a developer of clinical documentation improvement tools, announced this week it will gain access to OpenAI’s artificial intelligence technologies, including the GPT-4 large language model, through an expanded collaboration. WHY IT MATTERS Iodine says it plans to integrate OpenAI’s LLMs across AwareCDI products to improve prediction accuracy, streamline query processes and develop clinical

Singapore General Hospital assesses patients’ surgery risk using predictive AI

Singapore General Hospital assesses patients’ surgery risk using predictive AI

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The Singapore General Hospital has deployed a predictive AI tool that helps check a patient’s fitness for surgery.  Dubbed CARES-ML (Combined Assessment of Risk Encountered in Surgery-Machine Learning), the predictive tool generates a surgery risk report and score using a patient’s medical history, physical status classification, and investigative test results, including x-rays and blood tests. It

e-Referrals system gains ground in Tasmania, South Australia

e-Referrals system gains ground in Tasmania, South Australia

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A single integrated e-referrals system is now live across Tasmania’s four major hospitals while a similar system is about to be launched across South Australia.  In a media release, Tasmanian Premier and Minister for Health Jeremy Rockliff said the statewide system has reached a milestone of facilitating about 10,000 e-referrals from GPs to public outpatient services

FSA highlights food safety work at the CIEH conference

FSA highlights food safety work at the CIEH conference

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Changes to consumer behavior, regulation, and resource issues are factors impacting food safety, according to the Food Standards Agency (FSA). Katie Pettifer, strategy and regulatory compliance director at the FSA, recently said change is becoming a theme after speaking at the event last year on how constant change was the new normal. “The first change

Scottish food crime unit secures a first conviction

Scottish food crime unit secures a first conviction

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The Scottish Food Crime and Incidents Unit (SCFCIU) has secured its first major conviction since the agency was created in 2015. Food Standards Scotland (FSS) welcomed the sentencing of Jamie George, who supplied the public with a potentially fatal substance sold as a diet pill for weight loss. The 32-year-old was sentenced at Stirling Sheriff

Berry Super Shots recalled in Canada over possible spoilage

Berry Super Shots recalled in Canada over possible spoilage

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Pi’ara Functional Foods Ltd. is recalling Haskalife brand Pure Haskap Berry Super Shots over possible spoilage. According to the Canadian Food Inspection Agency, the recalled product has been sold in Alberta, Canada, and online. Recalled products: BrandProductSizeCodesUPCHaskalifePure Haskap Berry Super Shots60 ml23 JN 226 27987 76714 8 Consumption of food contaminated with spoilage organisms can

MCOOL bill unites agricultural, and consumer interests with bipartisan sponsors

MCOOL bill unites agricultural, and consumer interests with bipartisan sponsors

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Food safety-conscious consumers want a “Made in the USA” label they can trust, according to survey research conducted during the past decade. But for beef and pork products, it’s not possible to trust statements about the origin because the Mandatory Country of Origin Law (MCOOL) was repealed by Congress in 2016. The Billings, MT-based Ranchers

Houston Methodist nurses use software to boost completions of advance care plans

Houston Methodist nurses use software to boost completions of advance care plans

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For Texas health system Houston Methodist, the major challenges to obtaining completed advance care directives included the time constraints of primary care physicians in addressing advance care planning with their patients. THE PROBLEM In addition, patients too often crash during a hospitalization with no advance care directives in place to guide care. “We were seeking

Northwell Health is rolling out a teleburn service in the ER

Northwell Health is rolling out a teleburn service in the ER

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Northwell Health is expanding a new burn triage telehealth service to help doctors assess whether burn patients that present in emergency rooms can be treated onsite or need to be transported via ambulance or helicopter to the health system’s burn ICU. WHY IT MATTERS Staten Island University Hospital’s burn center specialists now provide teleburn consults