STAT+: The Trump Administration\u2019s big year in health tech
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You\u2019re reading the web edition of STAT\u2019s Health Tech newsletter, our guide to how technology is transforming the life sciences.\u00a0Sign up to get it<\/a>\u00a0delivered in your inbox every Tuesday and Thursday.<\/em><\/p>\n The Trump administration made big moves to promote artificial intelligence and other technology use across the federal health department and remove barriers to AI adoption by hospitals, providers, and patients. The bulk of these actions are deregulatory and seek to achieve specific goals by nudging industry in the right direction. The whole STAT Health Tech team looked back at the year in Trump health tech policy and what lies ahead in a new story here<\/a>.<\/p>\n As if to help us prove our point, ASTP\/ONC, the government\u2019s top health IT regulator, dropped\u00a0an anticipated proposed<\/a> rule Monday, looking to eliminate\u00a034 certification criteria for electronic health record software and updating seven others. Among regulations facing the axe\u00a0are \u201cmodel card\u201d transparency requirements introduced by the Biden Administration<\/a> for clinical decision support tools baked into EHRs. This just went into effect at the beginning of this year. Read more from Casey Ross<\/a> on this latest news.<\/p>\n Continue to STAT+ to read the full story\u2026<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n