Below is an excerpt from a recent study conducted by Manatt Health to analyze the Texas OB/GYN physician workforce and the impact of the state’s abortion laws on the workforce development pipeline.

Manatt’s new Health AI Policy Tracker identifies key federal and state AI policy activity most relevant to the health care industry.

In this comprehensive report, the AMA and Manatt Health explore the transformational potential of augmented intelligence (AI) in the practice of medicine and outline practical considerations for physicians who are using or considering using AI-based tools for clinical or administrative purposes.

This study analyzed the Texas OB/GYN physician workforce and the impact of the state’s abortion laws on the workforce development pipeline.

Two bills specifically focus on health care and would impose requirements on use of AI by health care providers—including health facilities, clinics, physicians’ offices, or group practices —and health plans, respectively.

On Friday, May 17, Colorado Governor Jared Polis, with noted reservations, signed into law SB205, a consumer protection law which imposes significant requirements on developers and deployers of “high risk” artificial intelligence (AI) systems, requires consumer transparency, and arms ...

The flurry of AI-related activity has certainly begun. Earlier this week, the Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) released new draft guidance to improve the safety, security and trustworthiness of AI systems.

Randi Seigel and Annie Fox were quoted in an article by InsideHealthPolicy about two pending California bills regulating AI use in health care. 

Randi Seigel and Annie Fox were quoted in InsideHealthPolicy about the continued emergence of state health AI laws.