October 19, 2006 A Terrifying Crash Course in Being a Patient After surviving a terrible accident in the wilderness, medical student Monica Kidd got an unexpected education in patient care.

Health care systems have been putting therapists’ progress reports online, much to the surprise (and anger) of some patients.

That’s where the patient needs to be seen and heard as a human first, and a progress note to update, second. That is where AI comes in. AI has the power to automate and streamline these ...

The study, published Sept. 17 in JAMA Surgery, draws on data from face transplants performed at 18 centers spanning 11 countries, covering the first 50 patients who've undergone the procedure ...

Project 2025’s agenda to put profits ahead of patients ... an annual free health care event. (Getty/David Ryder) This article is part of a series from the Center for American Progress exposing ...

Aligner Dental Academy explains how to monitor Invisalign treatment over time to ensure optimal results and patient ...

Many patients now have the right to access their health records and doctors' notes, but what are the pros and cons? Are there instances where such information sharing could be detrimental?

FeelBetter’s AI platform also helps clinicians monitor patients’ progress and measure the impact of clinical interventions. The warnings and recommendations produced by FeelBetter’s AI ...

By integrating real-time patient data, hospitals can monitor patient progress, identify pressure points, and prioritize tasks based on patients' needs. This innovation has saved hospitals across ...

She has implants in both ears and is dedicated to helping patients like herself navigate their own journeys. Meanwhile, she's about to launch an educational series to highlight new technology ...

A Queens doctor molested a male patient and made sick comments about his private parts — months after he was arrested for fondling another man and released without bail, cops and sources said.

At 34 years old, Minnesota resident Mandy Wilk thought she had just 2½ years left to live. She had been diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer, and it had spread to her liver. Doctors wanted her to ...