Articles

By John Halamka and Paul Cerrato—AI permeates our everyday lives in countless ways.  It only makes sense for it to also improve the way medical school students are trained, and how clinicians in practice carry out their everyday responsibilities.

The PlatforMed event highlighted how platform thinking is advancing clinical care, empowering clinicians, and making high-quality care more accessible everywhere.

By John Halamka and John Cerrato—Our primer will give you many of the cognitive skills needed to understand the latest research on digital health.

With the help of Mayo Clinic Care Network, Wellstar Health System brought a minimally invasive, high impact left ventricular assist device program closer to home for patients across metro Atlanta.

By John Halamka and Paul Cerrato—Large language models like ChatGPT are finding their way into healthcare, business, and everyday life. The study of mechanistic interpretability may help us create safer, more trustworthy algorithms by “looking under the hood.”

These digital tools have the potential to transform patient care by tapping data resources rarely used in routine medical practice. By John Halamka, M.D., Diercks[...]

Creative training and leadership ignite a stronger safety culture at Stormont Vail Health.

By John Halamka and Paul Cerrato—NLP enables humans and computers to communicate in ways never imagined a few short years ago. The results have practical implications for anyone working in healthcare.

Inspired by Mayo Clinic, The Baton Rouge Clinic launched the L.E.G.A.C.Y. program, an organization-wide training initiative that fostered a stronger work culture, inspired staff, and improved employee retention.

By John Halamka and Paul Cerrato— Guidelines and guardrails for the safe use of AI require more than regulation. The Coalition for Health AI has created a framework to reduce these risks and improve the safety and effectiveness of these models.