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Patrick Wayte retweeted
Such a special 👯♀️ Women in Cardiology career chats gathering❣️
So grateful for the wisdom and warmth shared amongst beautiful San Diego rooftop views 🤩
It means so much to be part of a community where we learn from, uplift, and support one another @UCSDCardiology ❤️
Patrick Wayte retweeted
Heading to @HLTHEVENT in Las Vegas. Monday 5 PM PT, @AbridgeHQ, @OpenAI and Physician Side Gigs (@nishamehtamd) host the Physician-Builder Challenge finals: @nrohatgi2 (Stanford), Marc Vittoria and Henry Dumke (Yale), and Lior Braunstein (MSK) demo live on the HLTH stage. #HLTHUSA
Patrick Wayte retweeted
Check out episode 90 of Going anti-Viral podcast (iasusa.org/2026/11/10/going-…): Dr Dereck Paul (@dereckwpaul) of Glass Health (@GlassHealthHQ) joins Dr Michael Saag to discuss how AI can support clinical decision-making, clinician training, and expanded access to expert-level care.
Patrick Wayte retweeted
Access is the first step, but equity comes from empowering clinicians to use technology in ways that fit into their existing practice and keep the needs of patients at the center.
Today, @AbridgeHQ and the @NACHC announced that the Abridge Assistant will be available at no cost to 108,000 clinicians at NACHC member community health centers.
With the Assistant, clinicians can explore medical evidence and guidelines with cited sources. Clinical judgment and final decisions always remain with the clinician.
Read more: abridge.com/press-release/ab…
Great to see this… tremendous opportunity to improve care for all, bravo! @ShivdevRao @AbridgeHQ
Access is the first step, but equity comes from empowering clinicians to use technology in ways that fit into their existing practice and keep the needs of patients at the center.
Today, @AbridgeHQ and the @NACHC announced that the Abridge Assistant will be available at no cost to 108,000 clinicians at NACHC member community health centers.
With the Assistant, clinicians can explore medical evidence and guidelines with cited sources. Clinical judgment and final decisions always remain with the clinician.
Read more: abridge.com/press-release/ab…
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Patrick Wayte retweeted
#iRhythm #arrhythmia
▶️ iRhythm to expand its cardiac monitoring platform across ambulatory, in-hospital & hospital-to-home care by acquiring VitalConnect for ~ $287.5m in cash & stock
VitalConnect's FDA cleared platform can monitor up to 11 parameters
globenewswire.com/news-relea…
Patrick Wayte retweeted
As consumers generate more health data than ever before, much of that information remains disconnected from the medical care they receive.
Together, Oura and Counsel have an opportunity to bridge that gap, combining continuous health insights, medical AI, and board-certified physicians to make healthcare more accessible and personalized.
Patrick Wayte retweeted
SpaceX has committed $220 million to expand water and wastewater infrastructure for Brownsville and Cameron County -- the largest private contribution to Brownsville’s water future in the city’s history.
This investment addresses one of the region’s most urgent challenges: securing a reliable, sustainable supply of drinking water for generations to come
Patrick Wayte retweeted
Thank you @NEJM_AI. Building a prototype has become the easier part. Making it safe for patients still depends on engineers, security specialists and regulatory experts, and I hope more clinicians get to work alongside them. teapaw.org/NEJM_AI/status/2120506…
AI tools allow clinicians to build prototypes of clinical software, writes Dr. @mnedoszytko in a new Perspective, but they must partner with engineers, security specialists, and regulators to create products that are ready for clinical use. Read more: nejm.ai/47U7Eo4
ALT A quote from a Perspective published in NEJM AI reads as follows: "The barrier to building has collapsed, but the barrier to building safely has not. For the first time, the people who understand patient care best may have the means to shape technology that helps patients directly.” The Perspective is titled “Vibe Coding versus Clinical Reality” and the author is Michal Nedoszytko, M.D., Ph.D. The background color is a blue gradient and includes the NEJM AI logo.
Patrick Wayte retweeted
Glass Health is partnering with @epocrates to power evidence-based answers to broader clinical questions in epocrates AI Assist.
For nearly 30 years, epocrates has been a trusted source of drug information. Today, it serves more than a million clinicians at the point of care.
ALT The epocrates and Glass Health logos on a light blue background.
Patrick Wayte retweeted
Patients are bringing AI to the clinic every day, and I love it when they use AI to prepare for their meeting.
As a physician, I want my patients to be aware of what is the correct way of using AI nad how to use AI to prepare for their meeting with me.
Joining us as we talk about how patients can bring Dr. ChatGPT in a safe way with ASCO going live soon.
ascoai.broadcastmed.io/live/…
Patrick Wayte retweeted
Congrats to #UTSW cardiologist Joseph Hill, M.D., Ph.D., honored with two American Heart Association awards recognizing his influential cardiovascular research, including discoveries advancing understanding of heart failure and potential new treatments. bit.ly/4sMvOdC
Patrick Wayte retweeted
How quickly will AI’s effects show up in productivity data? What should we measure if the work inside jobs changes before employment does? And what happens when AI makes public services easier to navigate but the services themselves remain scarce?
I discussed these questions and more with @reidhoffman and @AriaIrene on their podcast Possible. Listen below.
Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/7hM…
Patrick Wayte retweeted
At last month’s Grand Rounds, @AJBloodMD (right) gave an insightful presentation on implementation science in cardiometabolic health and future strategies with artificial intelligence. Thank you, Dr. Blood, for joining us!
Patrick Wayte retweeted
Each of the 99 Scientific Sessions @American_Heart has held has shown us what’s possible when we invest in scientific research: discoveries that save and improve lives.
As we look toward the 100th, we must protect the research that makes the next breakthrough possible.
Join us: Heartpowered.org/SaveScience
As #ScientificSessions26 comes to a close, we celebrate the science, innovation and collaboration that continue to shape the future of cardiovascular and brain health.
Now, we look ahead to a historic milestone.
Join us in Boston for the 100th Scientific Sessions, Nov. 5-8, 2027.
@HeartDocSadiya @bnallamo
#ScientificSessions27
Patrick Wayte retweeted
At @medcitynews INVEST Digital Health, our Chief Clinical Officer, Dr. Ben Green, sat down with leaders from @ouraring and @Withings to discuss how wearable devices are changing patient behavior.
𝗞𝗲𝘆 𝘁𝗮𝗸𝗲𝗮𝘄𝗮𝘆𝘀 𝗳𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗽𝗮𝗻𝗲𝗹:
🔄 𝗖𝗹𝗼𝘀𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗹𝗼𝗼𝗽 𝘄𝗶𝘁𝗵 𝗰𝗹𝗶𝗻𝗶𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗻𝘀: Generating continuous data is only half the battle—equipping care teams with actionable interpretation and clinical workflows is what changes outcomes.
💡 𝗙𝗿𝗼𝗺 𝗱𝗲𝘁𝗲𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 𝘁𝗼 𝗽𝗿𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗰𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻: Moving beyond spotting arrhythmias to forecasting long-term cardiovascular risk so patients and doctors can act before issues escalate.
🔗Read the full panel recap on MedCity News: medcitynews.com/2026/11/why-…
#DigitalHealth #Wearables #MedTech #CardiacCare #AliveCor #HealthTech
Patrick Wayte retweeted
I’m excited to see Gemini for healthcare go live! Bringing connectivity to healthcare helps accelerate so much innovation around the corner.
Today, we’re announcing Gemini for healthcare.
This newest addition to our suite of purpose-built industry solutions extends the Gemini agent to health systems and health plans.
Learn more → goo.gle/4zf0s11
Patrick Wayte retweeted
BREAKING NEWS!
When ChatGPT Health and Claude for Healthcare launched earlier this year, I said let's see when Gemini for healthcare would launch, because it must happen. Here it is!
"The Gemini agent is a single, always-on agent for work where employees delegate an objective, and the agent plans the steps, retains organizational context, and routes across the best models to deliver finished outcomes inside the tools teams already use.
The Gemini agent is built with enterprise-grade identity administration, fine-grained access control, and centralized policy management directly into its runtime. Every agent operates with a distinct identity, inherits each user’s existing role-based permissions, and enforces strict need-to-know boundaries across every user, sub-agent, and workflow."
For example, it provides a patient’s history across care settings and prepares charts before the visit to reduce the number of denied claims.
It is HIPAA-compliant and is available starting today in preview.
Now that the big three AI companies have released their healthcare models, which one will win the race of trust and efficiency?
Source: cloud.google.com/blog/produc…
Patrick Wayte retweeted
The expanding footprint of #UCSDHealth was celebrated at a groundbreaking ceremony for the future Gary and Mary West Outpatient Pavilion in La Jolla. The new facility will expand access to advanced orthopedic, spine & neurosurgical care. @WestHealth health.ucsd.edu/news/press-r…
Patrick Wayte retweeted
In case you missed it, here are all late breaking clinical trial results from #ScientificSessions26.
ALT A table titled "AHA Scientific Sessions 2026 — Late-Breaking Science I-VI" in Chicago, IL, from November 6-9, 2026. The table has four columns: Trial Acronym, Title, Topics of Focus, and Results. The table includes various studies related to cardiovascular topics with acronyms and brief descriptions. AHA logo is visible at the top.
ALT A table from the AHA Scientific Sessions 2026 details late-breaking science presentations. It includes columns for trial acronym, title, topics of focus, and results. The event is scheduled for November 6-9, 2026, in Chicago, IL.