Day: February 13, 2026

University Push to Rebuild the Nursing Pipeline
The University of Alabama's $80 million plan to double nursing enrollment offers a real-world experiment in scale: expanding
States Fast-Tracking International MDs
Several states are moving to accelerate access to foreign-trained physicians while also expanding medical education capacity. This post
Reviving Nursing Home Staffing Mandates
Federal lawmakers are again advancing proposals for mandatory nursing home staffing minimums, reigniting tensions between advocates focused on
AI Rewiring Doctor–Patient Communication
AI is shifting where and how medical conversations occur—through chatbots at initial access points and EHR-integrated tools inside
Embedding AI in EHRs: CIOs Balance Gains
Health systems are embedding AI into EHRs to reduce documentation burden and optimize workflows, but CIOs must balance
Regulating Clinical AI: Pace vs. Prudence
Policymakers are simultaneously encouraging clinical AI adoption and drafting varied, sometimes conflicting regulations. Health systems, vendors, and recruiters
University Push to Rebuild the Nursing Pipeline
The University of Alabama's $80 million plan to double nursing enrollment offers a real-world experiment in scale: expanding
Data-Driven Staffing Eases Workforce Strain
Healthcare systems are combining analytics-driven physician staffing with strategic staffing partners to manage shortages and control labor costs.
Rapid AI Adoption, Fragile Safety and Accountability
Rapid AI rollouts in healthcare are exposing gaps in validation, monitoring, and accountability. This post outlines governance elements—technical
Preparing the Workforce for Agentic AI
Agentic AI is moving from pilots to real-world use across hospitals, but organizational readiness—governance, validation, and workforce training—lags

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