Spring Framework 7.0 retains a JDK 17 baseline while at the same time recommending JDK 25 as the latest LTS release. It also introduces a Jakarta EE 11 baseline and embraces Kotlin 2.2 as well as ...

When Elena Saenz, RRT, NPS, a 30-year respiratory therapist (RT), recently observed a physician approach one of her staff members, who had been charting notes on a difficult-to-treat pediatric patient ...

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The first product in the "Intelligence by Healthie" suite brings native AI charting directly into the EHR—reducing clinician burnout and administrative load across 25+ specialties, with optimized ...

Perhaps the biggest change for Notes this year is the brand new design with Liquid Glass. Though the basic structure of the app remains the same, everything looks and feels more modern thanks to ...

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Hardware company Plaud.ai released its new physical notetaker, the Plaud AI Pro, on Wednesday. The notetaker, priced at $179, comes two years after the original Plaud Note was released, and a year ...

The 2025 UVA Football season opens on Saturday at 6 p.m. with Coastal Carolina facing off with the ‘Hoos in Scott Stadium. The game is being broadcast on the ACC Network (Chris Cotter, Max Browne, ...

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In analyzed electronic health records, Black patients were more likely than white patients to have notes from clinicians undermining their credibility. While such language appeared in less than 1% of ...