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Informed consent in the digital era. Written by Harry J. Nelson, Esq.

Reimagining Informed Consent in the Digital Era: Closing the Gap Between Legal Standards and Clinical Reality

Informed consent is intended to enable patients to decide whether they wish to receive medical treatment, having been given full disclosure of the potential risks and outcomes associated with the treatment, as well as any alternatives. Unfortunately, it is not always effectively implemented within clinical settings. This article explores how it can be delivered more efficiently and effectively using interactive digital tools and technology.
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Where does AI belong in Education?

Generative AI forced us to rethink how education can be made more efficient and effective at schools as well as at work. Here, we talk about a surprisingly simple way to put AI to work to extend the instructors' reach beyond the classroom to help students learn better – without losing the instructor's touch.
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Unlocking Lab Result Reporting With Physician-Controlled AI

Physician-controlled AI can transform lab result reporting by reducing delays, easing patient anxiety, and lowering clinician workload while strengthening health literacy and trust. Through interactive Qvio™ sessions, patients receive clear, clinically validated explanations that support more efficient care and stronger patient–provider relationships.
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Answering the Call for More Effective Patient Education

Interactive, technology-enabled education increases engagement, comprehension, and long-term knowledge retention by transforming learners from passive recipients into active participants. Effective strategies focus on personalization while preserving clarity, trust, and measurable learning outcomes.

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