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Adapting to a Patient-Centric Care Model with Tech-Enabled Urgent Care As patient expectations evolve, the healthcare industry must evolve with them. This means the tools, processes, and technology involved in care delivery must adapt, too. Study: LLMs Identify Mental Health Crises with Accuracy Comparable to Clinicians OpenAI's GPT-4 was able to identify suicidal ideation with similar accuracy to clinicians, but in a much shorter amount of time, a new study from Brightside Health found. From Risk to Trust: Tackling Inefficient Provider Verifications in 2024 and Beyond The NCQA proposed standards updates are just one part of a healthcare landscape undergoing rapid transformation, but the imperative for optimizing operational processes has never been clearer.

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