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      Medical large language models are vulnerable to data-poisoning attacks. | PSNet - 3 month(s) ago

      To produce safe, accurate output, large language models (LLMs) must be trained on accurate information. In this study, researchers simulated a data-poisoning attack by implanting false medical information into a popular LLM training dataset. Results show that even a small amount of medical misinformation in the training dataset can result in harmful models that could compromise patient safety.

      Source: psnet.ahrq.gov
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        New #AHRQ PSNet featured research examining how medical misinformation can deteriorate the usefulness of open-source AI models. #patientsafety https://t.co/b7EskkTt9H https://t.co/ugyR4aYtnu

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      Hear From Leaders Shaping the Future of Health Care at the Health Quality Forum - NCQA - 3 month(s) ago

      Join us in Baltimore on April 7-8 to collaborate and share best practices for some of the most pressing issues in health care quality.

      Source: www.ncqa.org
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        ✨ The #NCQAForum brings industry leaders together to collaborate and share best practices for #VirtualCare, #RuralAccess, #MaternalHealth, and #DisabilityServices. Read our latest blog and see why this conference is perfect for you to attend: https://t.co/WoScHpbs0A https://t.co/RyknDFCrqx

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      NAA Data Tools – Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems - 3 month(s) ago

      The National Healthcare Safety Dashboard is a critical part of our broader National Action Alliance (NAA) for Patient and Workforce Safety. The NAA is a collective effort of federal agencies and private partners to improve the safety of patients and the healthcare workforce, with a vision of safe care everywhere and zero preventable harm for all. Working together, NAA members catalyze change by applying known harm reduction strategies and sharing best practices and lessons learned. Recognizing that

      Source: datatools.ahrq.gov
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        The National Healthcare Safety Dashboard is here! Explore how this tool from @HHSGov's National Action Alliance for Patient and Workforce Safety, which is led by #AHRQ, offers a look at hospital safety data & helps to improve #PatientSafety. https://t.co/dlOL23iwJQ https://t.co/LEHexamLGy

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      The Inflation Reduction Act and Cost Considerations for BTK Inhibitors - 3 month(s) ago

      Panelists discuss how the inclusion of ibrutinib on the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) negotiated drug price list could make it a more economically attractive first-line option, potentially influencing the sequencing of Bruton tyrosine kinase (BTK) inhibitors in relapsed/refractory chronic lymphocytic leukemia (R/R CLL) treatment while considering other financial factors like insurance coverage, copays, and total out-of-pocket costs that impact patient access and treatment decisions.

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        Including ibrutinib on the #InflationReductionAct negotiated drug price list could make it a more economically attractive first-line option for relapsed/refractory #chroniclymphocyticleukemia treatment. Learn more: https://t.co/FJm1iadYl9 #managedcare

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      A framework for the analysis of communication errors in health care. | PSNet - 4 month(s) ago

      Miscommunication is a major contributor to adverse events. This article describes the development of a framework to classify communication errors that contributed to a patient safety incident. Nine types of communication errors were identified. Falls and delays in diagnosis, treatment, or surgery were the most common adverse events related to communication errors.

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        Check out #AHRQ PSNet featured research describing a new framework to classify communication errors contributing to #patientsafety events. https://t.co/TvGQgCg8kY https://t.co/FivIJfcUyd

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      Dedicated RF Transseptal Solutions - 4 month(s) ago

      The VersaCross RF Transseptal Platform was designed to simplify your workflow and improve puncture efficacy. Every VersaCross Solution includes the 3-in-1 VersaCross RF Wire, with an optimized electrode design for precise crossing, and a reinforced dilator with TRUform™ Shapeable Technology to optimize handling and positioning for various anatomies. The RFP-100A RF Puncture Generator facilitates controlled, targeted transseptal punctures via the delivery of proprietary RF energy waveforms, while OMNIviz™ Technology enhances visualization on fluoroscopy, ultrasound, and electrical anatomical mapping.

      Source: www.bostonscientific.com
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        The reinforced and shapeable VersaCross™ Transseptal Dilator enables precise septal positioning & multimodal visualization of the VersaCross RF Wire, relative to the dilator tip. Learn more about VersaCross technology: https://t.co/QoTUuq9VlN Safety info:https://t.co/Jnct21ii0N https://t.co/bDtYQPSqho

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      Top medical schools for physicians working in primary care – a slideshow - 4 month(s) ago

      U.S. News & World Report, AAFP tally colleges with physician alumni working in family, internal, and pediatric medicine.

      Source: www.medicaleconomics.com
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        Which medical schools produce the most primary care physicians? @usnews and @TheGrahamCenter ranked the top schools based on the percentage of graduates working in family, internal, and pediatric medicine. We broke down the top 15: https://t.co/7xNhM9kjSd

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      About - 4 month(s) ago

      Join the NCQA Health Quality Forum 2025 to explore solutions in virtual care, rural access, maternal health, and more. Collaborate to close gaps in care.

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        Join us at the 2025 NCQA Health Quality Forum on April 7–8 in Baltimore, MD! Gain valuable insights on health equity, rural access, and maternal health, plus practical tools to drive real change. Register for the #NCQAForum today: https://t.co/LmGZejdOFr https://t.co/N5OvixbkRD

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      Quality Matters - NCQA - 4 month(s) ago

      Explore the forefront of health care excellence with Quality Matters, the NCQA podcast that delves into digital transformation, health equity, and quality standards, offering actionable insights for industry leaders and innovators.

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        In recognition of #NationalKidneyMonth, Benjamin Oldfield, CMO at Unity Health Care, joins #NCQA on the Quality Matters Podcast to discuss #ChronicKidneyDisease. Subscribe today and get this episode sent directly to your inbox when it releases: https://t.co/RDD6yd5Idf https://t.co/p41WZ2AnY8

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      National Action Alliance: Webinars | Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality - 4 month(s) ago

      Internet Citation: National Action Alliance: Webinars. Content last reviewed April 2024. Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Rockville, MD. https://www.ahrq.gov/action-alliance/webinars/index.html

      Source: www.ahrq.gov
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        Don't miss the #AHRQ webinar on April 23, noon-1 p.m. ET, spotlighting the National Action Alliance for Patient and Workforce Safety. Learn about efforts to enhance #PatientSafety in healthcare settings and to reduce preventable harm by 50%. https://t.co/1hW0qO5EoF https://t.co/9bNbZS79xn

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