STAT+: A RAPID proposal for breakthrough coverage, and nurses push back on AI
Reported by STAT News · all stories from statnews.com
Editorial digest
A 'RAPID' proposal aims to accelerate coverage for breakthrough devices, occurring as nurses express concerns about AI. This highlights contrasting developments in health tech.
Digests are written in our own words from the publisher's headline — we never reproduce article text. Read the original for the full reporting.
Read the full story at STAT News →More like this
Other stories our editors tagged with the same themes.
- Trusted health newsroom9/15/2026
STAT+: Medicare’s AI prior authorization pilot was rushed and full of problems, new documents reveal
Medicare's AI prior authorization program faced issues and was launched too quickly, according to new details.
- Trusted health newsroom9/3/2026
STAT+: FDA pilot offers generative AI medical devices a path to patients before they are authorized
FDA pilot program allows generative AI devices to reach patients pre-authorization.
- Trusted health newsroom9/1/2026
STAT+: FDA clears Stryker’s ‘surgical cockpit’ that uses Apple’s VR headset, Vision Pro
Stryker's system for surgery, using Apple Vision Pro, received FDA clearance.
- Trusted health newsroom8/25/2026
STAT+: FDA promises new AI guidance, and what happened at Epic’s UGM
The FDA will issue new AI regulations; Epic's user meeting also had significant updates.
- Trusted health newsroom8/27/2026
STAT+: CMS plans launch event for ACCESS, the Medicare chronic care pilot
CMS is preparing an event for its new chronic care pilot, ACCESS.
- Trusted health newsroom9/10/2026
Trump officials say AI will help save rural health care. Some leaders in the field don’t believe it
Government officials see artificial intelligence as a solution for rural healthcare challenges.