🧪 Does EHR user experience improve safety performance?, AI for good framework, and more

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We’re back with another edition of the digital pharmacist digest!

Here are this week's links that are worth your time.

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Kevin

📖 What I'm reading

Inpatient EHR User Experience and Hospital EHR Safety Performance
💊📈 Patient Safety and 🩺💻 Health informatics

"Findings suggest that EHR safety performance is associated with frontline EHR usability and that current broad efforts to improve EHR usability may be associated with improvements in EHR safety performance as well."

AI for Good
🤖 Artificial Intelligence

AI for Good presents "a practical framework for applying machine learning to socially important projects (and products of any kind). It illustrates this framework with several real-world examples of AI projects that are improving climate change, disaster response, and public health."

Artificial intelligence for breast cancer detection in screening mammography in Sweden: a prospective, population-based, paired-reader, non-inferiority study
💊📈 Patient Safety and 🤖 Artificial Intelligence

“Replacing one radiologist with AI for independent reading of screening mammograms resulted in a 4% higher non-inferior cancer detection rate compared with radiologist double reading. Our study suggests that AI in the study setting has potential for controlled implementation, which would include risk management and real-world follow-up of performance."

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