The one-liner: an antibiogram that became an Evidently Skill live on Offcall, three health system leaders on why their providers said "don't take this away," welcoming clinicians from Children's Healthcare of Atlanta, a wrap on our Scaling Health AI fall summit in Charleston, our Prix Galien Patient First nomination, the pancreatic surgery a patient forgot to mention, and a first look at what we're launching at ACEP next week.
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Trust But Verify: October 2026 Edition
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Live on Offcall: An Antibiogram Becomes an Evidently Skill 💊
Last night on Offcall's AI 202, Dr. Graham Walker and Dr. Michael Hobbs showed clinicians how to move past one-off prompts, and Dr. Kai Romero demoed Evidently Skills live on LinkedIn.And as a result we have a very special live Skill of the Month: Inpatient Empiric Antibiotic Advisor, built by attaching a hospital antibiogram and writing one plain-English instruction. It pulls the full infection picture from the chart, cites every fact, and evaluates antibiotic selection against local susceptibility patterns.
Welcome, Clinicians & Providers from Children's Healthcare of Atlanta! 🩺🩵
Welcome aboard, Team Children's! We're thrilled to have you, and we can't wait to see the Skills you build for your kiddos and the teams who care for them.
You know the drill: we did barbecue recs with UNC, and we hear that the question we need an answer to next is lemon pepper wings. But where? Reply to this email with your spot, and we'll be there next time we're in town.
Our Providers Said "Don't Take This Away." What University of Maryland Medical Center, UNC Health, and University of Iowa Health Care Measured on Becker's 🏥
Dr. David Marcozzi shared how a small pilot at the University of Maryland Medical Center raised MCC capture, with providers saying "don't take this away."Dr. Spencer Dorn describes the reduction in cognitive burden UNC Health clinicians found. And Dr. Jim Blum shared how University of Iowa Health Care's KLAS provider experience score climbed from the 48th to the 86th percentile.
Scaling Health AI Fall Summit 2026: That’s a Wrap! ⛰️🩺
Last month we brought 15 health AI leaders from 13 organizations together for two days of closed-door conversation at our second Scaling Health AI Summit to talk about some of the biggest challenges facing healthcare leaders today.To the attendees of this year’s fall summit: we can’t say thank you enough for the great company and honest, unvarnished discussion.
We're incredibly proud to share that Evidently has been nominated for the first-ever Prix Galien Patient First Award, which recognizes work that turns research into meaningful improvements in patient outcomes. A patient's own record is often their most durable advocate, and our job is to make sure all of it is in the room with the care team.Thank you to the Galien Foundation, our customer partners, and the clinicians who do this work every day.
"What do you mean my patient has had pancreatic surgery?" 👀
A long conversation at the bedside, and the details that changed the plan were still buried in outside records: an ejection fraction of 30% the patient didn't know about, a pancreatic surgery they forgot to mention, and alcohol use that never came up.Dr. Kalie Dove-Maguire, Dr. Kai Romero, and Mara Olson from Team Evidently talk through three cases where the full chart told a different story.
Be the First to See Our Newest Feature at ACEP Next Week 🍕🥼
Another month, another feature launch. Team Evidently will be at booth #3212 showing off something new ahead of its official launch on Tuesday, and I think the ACEP community is going to particularly love it.What happens when you take all of the power of Evidently and look at your whole patient list together?
Come Say Hi at Events This Fall 📍️
ACEP 2026 - 10/5 in Chicago, IL
Booth #3212. Grab a demo with the team 👀
AMIA Symposium 2026 - 11/7 in Dallas, TX
See Dr. Karen Sedivy’s talk on AI impact across major health systems.
And 2 seats available for The Full Course: AMIA dinner event
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Dave Ingham
Chief Digital & Information Officer @ Allina Health
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