Author: Robert Truog

Who Owns Clinical AI Risk?
As AI adoption accelerates, legal and regulatory exposure is shifting from abstract risk to everyday operational decisions. Health
AI Scribes That Fuel Burnout
Poorly integrated AI scribes and LLMs can increase clinicians' cognitive load through workflow mismatches, verification burdens, and hallucination
States Rebuild the Healthcare Pipeline
States are reallocating funds from emergency hiring to upstream solutions — grants for education, innovation centers, and retention
Medicare Pay, Regulation, and Physician Burnout
Lorem Many physicians unknowingly sign contracts with hidden clauses that significantly impact their earnings and career flexibility.
AI Scribes: Solving Burnout or Shifting It
AI scribes lower documentation time but often reallocate cognitive and supervisory burdens to clinicians. The net effect on
After 39 Days: What NYP’s Deal Signals
The NYP tentative agreement that ended a 39‑day nurses strike resolves immediate disruption but exposes structural workforce problems—chronic
States Rewire Licensing to Recruit Immigrant Doctors
States are altering licensure and immigration pathways to accelerate hiring of internationally trained physicians, creating both near-term staffing
Who Is Responsible for Clinical AI?
Legal and ethical stakes for clinical AI are rising. This piece analyzes liability dynamics, how blame may be
Rural Health Transformation: Workforce, Access, and Policy
The $50B federal rural health transformation program is shifting execution to state-led alliances, creating both opportunity and risk
States Tighten AI Oversight in Healthcare
State pilots are bringing AI into live clinical workflows while federal agencies build dedicated digital health capacity. This

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