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📢 New policy brief: Who will be held responsible when the use of AI tools contributes to patient injury? Our latest brief explores the legal liability risks of healthcare AI tools and proposes risk mitigation measures. Michelle Mello Neel Guha stanford.io/42tQsCp

Yesterday, Stanford Law’s @michellem_mello testified before the United States Senate Committee on Finance on “Artificial Intelligence and Health Care: Promise and Pitfalls.” stanford.io/3Szpa99

During COVID, state legislatures got busy reforming public health emergency powers laws... ...and, mostly, made them worse. My analysis in The BMJ, w/PublicHealthLawRsrch colleagues: bmj.com/content/384/bm… Thank you Commonwealth Fund @GYamey @adiezroux Stanford Law School StanfordHealthPolicy

In analysis of #COVID19 response, Michelle Mello, David H. Jiang & @scottburrisphl find governmental powers proved too fragmented and limited, making it difficult to erect a nationwide net of community mitigation measures. ⚕️ bit.ly/3HXlnxd The BMJ PublicHealthLawRsrch

The law can be a powerful tool for averting illness and death in a pandemic, but a new Analysis argues we saw the dark side of federalism during the covid-19 pandemic. 📹 Watch @GYamey introduce the Analysis bmj.wistia.com/medias/lvj1o6d… 📄 Read the article bmj.com/content/384/bm…

Stanford Health Policy Forum: The Burden of Long COVID with Drs. Hector Bonilla and Gopi Shah Goda, Stanford Medicine experts who will discuss the nature and treatment of long #COVID and its impact on our society. Open to public, but must register. events.stanford.edu/event/stanford…… Gopi Shah Goda

Great upcoming conversation on what's up with Long COVID - open to the public!

Not to be missed!

Insurance coverage decisions + AI: what could go wrong? Sherri Rose and I discuss JAMA Health Forum. jamanetwork.com/journals/jama-… @CMSgov rules must leave no wiggle room for MA plans to forgo **meaningful** human oversight. Elizabeth Warren Ron Wyden StanfordHealthPolicy Stanford Law School Stanford HAI

Thanks ASTHO for this TL;DR synopsis of my paper on state legislatures clawing back public health legal powers. bmj.com/content/384/bm… Scott Burris PublicHealthLawRsrch Commonwealth Fund

JUST RELEASED: The May 2024 issue of Health Affairs on Medicare, COVID-19 & More is now available. Read the issue introduction from Editor in Chief, Alan Weil: bit.ly/3QzIiUb

Registered? Speakers include Kayte Spector-Bagdady Holly Fernandez Lynch Lindsay K Cloud, JD Michelle Mello @prof_goldberg Scott Burris, Micah Berman, and an NIH Program Officer. The agenda covers all things required of being a WEIRDO. Great way to kick off ASLME #HLP24! publichealth.gsu.edu/aslme/

Don't miss "Reimagining Public Health" Issue Briefing June 5. Contributors to our June theme issue will explore what fair, effective, equitable public health systems might look like now, in the wake of COVID. Wed. June 5, 1 pm ET. Register for free: bit.ly/3wIiCOt

Courts handed plaintiffs challenging COVID-19 health a victory 112 times. My analysis of these wins w/Wendy Parmet & David H. Jiang Health Affairs: bit.ly/3QVBJeQ Explainer from StanfordHealthPolicy: bit.ly/3wLFEE4 Thank you Commonwealth Fund for supporting this work

What are the moral obligations of physicians with regard to the law post-Dobbs? Our paper The Hastings Center for Bioethics Report with Ruth Faden Michelle Mello onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/ha…

My take on SCOTUS' incursions into agency authority, with Anne Joseph O'Connell & Lee Fleisher: The sky isn't falling--but it's a lot more cloudy. StanfordHealthPolicy Stanford Law School

There's lots of misunderstanding about the new federal rule on healthcare AI & discrimination. Jessica L. Roberts & I sort it out JAMA Health Forum: bit.ly/474hwu0 YES, you can still have race in your algos. NO, you can't keep pretending you don't have to monitor your AI.

HHS ruled in April health providers can’t discriminate against patients by using biased AI-powered decision-support tools. But SHP's Michelle Mello and Emory University's Jessica L. Roberts believe many providers aren’t equipped to comply. politi.co/3ZjXDgY via POLITICO.

Are you considering joining the esteemed roster of MS grads from our Health Policy master's program? We're holding a live virtual information session tomorrow at 10 am Pacific for an overview and Q&A. Join us: ⬇️ stanford.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

How can hospitals support physicians as they age and protect patient safety? Lessons from 29 hospitals in my new study with Andrew White, Thomas Gallagher & colleagues, Annals of Int Med. Thank you The Greenwall Foundation for supporting this work! Stanford Law School StanfordHealthPolicy r.mail.acpresources.org/tr/cl/mQQ76DsL…