• AI Governance Is Becoming Healthcare’s Next Major Compliance Burden

    By Gilda D’Incerti, Founder and CEO, PQE Group. Healthcare organizations have rapidly adopted artificial intelligence across clinical decision support, diagnostics, revenue cycle management, and operational systems. AI tools are now embedded across many hospital environments, promising better clinical outcomes, decreased administrative burden, and smarter use of healthcare data. But as adoption accelerates, oversight continues advancing…

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  • Untangling the Web of Polypharmacy: Long-Term Care Needs Action Before Burden Turns into Harm

    By Josh Canavan, Head of Pharmacy, RazorMetrics. Medication review is a routine part of long-term care. So, why isn’t deprescription more common? The reality is that turning standard reviews into meaningful change is difficult. Complicated medication regimens typically don’t change until there is problem—a safety issue, a non-adherence problem, cascading side effect prescriptions, or an…

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  • The Future of Home-Based Care Documentation Depends on Human-in-the-Loop AI

    By Michelle Barlow, RN, BSN, Director of Product Management Home Health, Homecare Homebase. Home-based care clinicians are under growing strain, with recent reports showing that 40% of nurses intend to leave the workforce by 2029. Time lost on redundant administrative tasks only adds to this strain. Care providers spend significant bandwidth on ineffective documentation, with…

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  • MDaudit Launches “Revenue Integrity Redefined” to Help Healthcare Organizations Reclaim Financial Control

    Revenue risk no longer begins and ends with managing denials. It now touches every stage of the revenue cycle — from documentation, charge capture, and coding to billing and denials management — and healthcare organizations relying on reactive, manual, and siloed oversight approaches are paying the price. In an environment defined by financial pressure, heightened…

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