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Virtual nursing (VN) is an increasingly popular nursing care model being implemented nationally to help alleviate nursing burden and shortages which are particularly prevalent in emergency care.

To examine the associations of medical discrimination with hypertension (HTN) outcomes.

To review the clinical evidence for small language models (SLMs), 4 billion parameters or fewer, for performance, safety, and deployment feasibility.

Precision medicine requires delivery and tracking of genome-informed risk assessments (GIRAs), often documented in unstructured electronic health record (EHR) notes, making large-scale evaluation reliant on labor-intensive manual chart review. Large language models (LLMs) offer a promising approach to automated extraction, but their performance in genome-informed clinical contexts remains incompletely characterized.

Artificial intelligence (AI) adoption in global health informatics is accelerating, yet scaling, sustainability, equity, and environmental challenges limit impact, particularly in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMICs).

Modern biomedical data ecosystems increasingly rely on global cloud platforms to coordinate access to large-scale genomic and clinical datasets. However, operational governance remains largely investigator-centric, shifting the responsibility for complex security, compliance, and infrastructure management to individual laboratories. As data volumes and regulatory requirements expand, this approach fails to scale across the research enterprise. This disjointed approach creates a substantial governance burden and can slow down scientific progress. In centralized [...]

To examine the characteristics, scope, and thematic content of institutional and program-level academic artificial intelligence (AI) policies and guidance documents used by CAHIIM-accredited Health Informatics (HI) and Health Information Management (HIM) master's programs in the United States.

Clinical AI systems and models increasingly need traceable documentation that makes intended use, performance evidence, transparency, and lifecycle status explicit, yet existing model cards, datasheets, reporting guidelines, and other documentation approaches do not consistently bring together structured clinical fields, vocabulary-linked cohort descriptions, structured performance reporting, and governed documentation history. We introduce Structured, Meaningful, Auditable, Responsible, and Transparent (SMART), a framework that adapts the model card concept into structured, lifecycle-aware documentation [...]