OpenAI
ChatGPT for Clinicians uses OpenAI's GPT-5.4 model and allows clinicians to earn CME credits.
The pharma giant will deploy OpenAI's most advanced capabilities across its global operations, from drug discovery to commercial functions, and upskill its workforce in AI literacy.
The $50 million Horizon 1000 pilot initiative will support countries in Africa, beginning in Rwanda, as they work to apply AI technology in their healthcare systems.
ChatGPT Health will allow users to upload their personal medical records to allow ChatGPT to help them navigate their personal health journey and answer everyday questions.
A Mesothelioma Center report finds that more than half of Americans use ChatGPT for medical symptoms, widening a gap between patient reliance on AI and clinician concerns.
Dr. Doug Fridsma, former ONC chief science officer and current CMIO at Health Universe, discusses the challenges of AI in healthcare and balancing innovation with privacy, safety and regulation.
The report shows that enterprise AI adoption has surged, with healthcare among the fastest‑growing sectors at 8x year‑over‑year adoption.
The company said it worked with mental health and teen experts to help chatGPT recognize signs that a teen may be thinking of harming themselves.
Lee Kim, HIMSS senior principal of cybersecurity and privacy, spoke with MobiHealthNews about GPT-5 use in healthcare. She emphasized that patient safety and cybersecurity must remain top priorities for developers.
The company says the model excels in healthcare applications, outperforming previous models on real-world clinical tasks and is already being adopted by healthcare companies.