The American Medical Association (AMA) advises healthcare leaders to encourage doctors to question regulatory obligations to clear out unnecessary clerical tasks and reduce burnout. A typical example is Cleveland Clinic, which stopped requiring physicians to re-enter passwords when ordering non-controlled medicines after realizing it was no longer required by the state pharmacy board, saving $2 million annually. The AMA suggests health systems communicate regulatory interpretations, sources, and detailed compliance requirements to physicians.
Identity Theft Surges as Criminals Deploy Advanced Tactics to Steal Personal Data
In 2024, identity theft surged, leading to over $16 billion in U.S. losses. Criminals exploit generative AI, deepfakes, and sophisticated phishing tactics, with synthetic identity
