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From acceleration to accountability: What safe, transparent AI looks like in healthcare

Hospitals and payers are integrating AI into workflows faster than ever but with acceleration comes scrutiny. Patients want transparency. Regulators want guardrails. And health system leaders are asking: how do we ensure AI is safe? In this session, URAC and…

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De’Anna Hardin

Business Development Executive, URAC

Jenn Richards, PhD, PharmD, JD

Senior Director, Product Management, URAC

Demetri Giannikopoulos

Chief Innovation Officer, Rad AI

Shakira J. Grant, MD

Chief Executive Officer, CROSS Global Research and Strategy

Lisa Silverman, MA

Client Education Specialist, URAC

Rethinking 911 for hybrid care: A guide for healthcare leaders

Traditional 911 systems weren’t built for hospitals, let alone hybrid care. But with rising violence, distributed staff and new mandates like RAY BAUM’S Act, most healthcare emergency communication strategies are no longer fit for purpose. This whitepaper explores what happens…

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3 ways health systems are using AI in behavioral health

Health systems are rapidly adopting AI in healthcare, and behavioral health leaders have taken note of what is — and isn’t — working. From preventing clinician burnout to creating tools for emotional support for caregivers, here are three systems seeing…

5 pediatric behavioral health integration models

Children’s hospitals across the U.S. are embedding behavioral health services in primary care and community-based settings to intervene earlier and reduce long-term risks. The effort is aimed at addressing the sharp rise in anxiety, depression and suicidal behavior among youths,…

Inside healthcare’s AI investment surge: What leaders are preparing for

New data shows 94% of healthcare decision-makers said they plan to increase AI spending, with nearly 1 in 5 expecting it to double. This report distills key findings for healthcare executives, highlighting the biggest trends shaping the future of AI…

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3 systems deliver mental health services through community-based care

More health systems are turning to community-based care to provide mental health services. From partnerships with schools to local law enforcement, these systems are seeing results from integrating services into communities. 1. Renton, Wash.-based Providence’s Well Being Trust partnered with…

NYC Health + Hospitals cut behavioral health staff vacancies to 6%

NYC Health + Hospitals, the largest provider of behavioral health services in New York City, reported a behavioral health staff turnover rate of 8%, down from nearly 18% in 2022 — compared to the national average of 31%. The system…

Why Providence created caregiver training for ‘emotional CPR’

Behavioral and physical health are intertwined, yet health systems are still developing effective alternatives to address emergency care for mental health. While every healthcare worker is trained in CPR for physical crises such as heart attacks, many may not be…

Which states see the most SUD service searches?

California residents are searching online for substance use disorder recovery services more than residents in any other state, according to a new study from Margate, Fla.-based Legacy Healing Center. The analysis examined thousands of Google search terms — including “help…

Washington behavioral health provider taps CMO

Yakima, Wash.-based Comprehensive Healthcare, a behavioral health provider, has named Mark Bradshaw, MD, as chief medical officer. In this role, Dr. Bradshaw will manage the organization’s continuum of clinical programs and services and support efforts to expand access to integrated…