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Epic Systems, Oracle Health submit recommendations for HHS AI guidance

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Kevin Kinsella

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Both stakeholders say that AI should support clinical workflows and that clinicians should maintain decision-making authority.

Two high-profile stakeholders have submitted their responses to the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) request for information (RFI) for guidance related to accelerating the adoption of AI as part of clinical care.

In February, health information software giants Epic Systems and Oracle Health & Life Sciences each

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