How AI’s Growing Role in Nursing Raises Questions About Safety, Ethics, and Human Care
Penn Nursing Report Cautions That AI Systems May Add Rather Than Reduce Costs and Workflow Burdens
Penn Nursing Report Cautions That AI Systems May Add Rather Than Reduce Costs and Workflow Burdens
Q&A Looks at Concerns Over Patient Trust, Workforce Pressures, Unreliable Outputs, and Hospitals Rushing AI Adoption
Previously Served as Commissioner and Vice Chair
WA Cares Can Offer a Potential Blueprint for Public Long-Term Care Financing Nationwide
LDI Fellows Say the Issue is One of Patient Safety and Quality Care—and Should Be Viewed Not as Inevitable, but Addressable Through Federal Reform
Measures in 11 States Also Reduced Doctor Shopping Without Pushing Patients Into Illicit Drug Use, a New RAND–Penn Study Finds
Risk-Based Payments May Fail to Lower Low-Value Care, a New Study Shows
As Autonomous Clinical AI Continues to Evolve, We Need Uniform Regulatory Standards, Says LDI Fellow
Federal Safety Net Covers Heating But Cooling is Optional. That Needs to Change, an LDI Fellow Writes
Penn Gathering of Experts Examines the Growing Pressures Facing Older Americans
New Policy Reduces Housing First While Favoring Enforcement and Involuntary Treatment. That Could Worsen Homelessness, LDI Experts Warn
Will Implementation Create Sweeping Losses or a Return to Balance and Self-Sufficiency?