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AI in clinical software: showing uncertainty and keeping the clinician in the loop
The FDA's clinical decision support guidance gives designers a simple test: can a clinician review the basis of an AI output and still decide for themselves? This article turns that and other stable sources into screen-level questions.
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Information blocking and the patient portal: what the Cures Act rule changed for design
In the US, the information blocking rule (45 CFR Part 171) bars practices that interfere with a patient's electronic access to their health information, unless an exception applies. The law is stable. What it changes on a screen is timing, wording and what happens next.
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My Health Record sharing by default: what changed for designers
A 2025 law flips My Health Record from opt-in to opt-out sharing. The legal change is settled; what it means is that consent and notice now have to be carried by the interface, not by a one-time enrolment step.
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Clinical dashboard vs patient portal: the same data, designed twice
The same lab result reaches a clinician scanning a dozen patients and a patient opening a portal alone at home. One dataset, two different design problems.
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