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Today, students from across Pennsylvania began their exploration of future careers in health care by participating in HAP’s virtual health care career day.

Health care remains a consistent target of cybersecurity threats that can impact outcomes and access to care.

Hospitals in Pennsylvania are increasingly using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to detect cancer and promote screenings for at-risk patients.

The use and regulation of artificial intelligence in medicine is a hot topic across hospitals, lawmakers, and patients around the world. This week, the American Medical Association (AMA) launched its Center for Digital Health and AI, highlighting the ways physicians will be important during this transformation in medicine.

Hospitals, patients, and regulators are all wrestling with the same big question: what is the role of artificial intelligence (AI) in health care?

Trust in artificial intelligence (AI) is growing, and a new study finds more patients are using it to select doctors.

The U.S. Justice Department this week announced a series of actions against a ransomware group that has targeted hospitals and other health care organizations.

The federal government has highlighted two potential cybersecurity threats that should be on your radar this week.

During a recent presentation to the Joint State Government Commission’s Advisory Committee on Artificial Intelligence Impact and Potential in Pennsylvania, HAP’s Charles (CJ) Sabo and Tom Kitchen, Jr., managers, emergency management, outlined key ways hospitals are using AI as well as considerations for leaders in implementing such technology.

Pennsylvania’s Hospitals are advancing care in exciting ways that support their patients and their communities.