Let’s continue working together toward a safer, more accountable healthcare system.
In Honor of World Patient Safety Day – September 17
World Patient Safety Day is an international day of awareness and action dedicated to improving patient safety around the globe. Observed annually on September 17, it serves as a reminder of the collective responsibility to prioritize safety across all levels of healthcare.
As we reflect on this important day, we invite you to read this timely article by Kevin B. O’Reilly from the American Medical Association: “White House AI Plan Could Help Boost Transparency, Oversight.”
The piece explores how the federal government’s new AI strategy may enhance patient safety by promoting greater transparency, ethical oversight, and responsible innovation in healthcare. With AI playing an increasingly vital role in clinical decision-making, these safeguards are critical to ensuring that technological advancements translate into better, safer outcomes for all patients.
Kevin B. O’Reilly is a Senior News Editor for the American Medical Association and is a great writer for those interested in learning more about the cutting edge of scientific advancement, specifically in medicine and policy.
