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Weekly Update
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February 22, 2025 |
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This week on JAMA+ AI Conversations, we discuss with UCSF’s Cristiana Baloescu her JAMA Cardiology study that investigated if novices, when provided with AI guidance, could produce "expert-level" lung ultrasound images.
Other topics on JAMA+ AI this week include:
- A study published in JAMA Network Open on the use of machine learning to assess the management of uncomplicated UTIs.
- A Viewpoint published in JAMA Health Forum that discusses the pursuit of fairness and equity in AI in health care to drive transformative changes and reduce health disparities.
- An Editorial published in JAMA Network Open that proposes a framework to consider language equity in health technology for patients with non–English language preference.for patients with non-English language preferences.
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Medical News & Perspectives
JAMA
AI-Guided Lung Ultrasounds Could Help Nonexpert Clinicians Acquire “Expert-Level” Images
Yulin Hswen, ScD, MPH; Jennifer Abbasi
ORIGINAL INVESTIGATION
JAMA Network Open
Use of Machine Learning to Assess the Management of Uncomplicated Urinary Tract Infection
Noah Jones, SM; Ming-Chieh Shih, MD; Elizabeth Healey, BS; et al
VIEWPOINT
JAMA Health Forum
Pursuing Equity With Artificial Intelligence in Health Care
Kevin B. Johnson, MD, MS; Ivor B. Horn, MD, MPH; Eric Horvitz, MD, PhD
EDITORIAL
JAMA Network Open
Language Equity in Health Technology for Patients With Non–English Language Preference
Pilar Ortega, MD, MGM; Alyssia Miller De Rutté, PhD; Mónica Vela, MD
AUDIO
 AI Guided Diagnostic-Quality Lung Ultrasound
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