There is no doubt that AI is a powerful tool for occupational healthcare practitioners, but without a robust governance program in place, the benefits it could bring can
It was no surprise that at AOHC 2026 artificial intelligence (AI) and related topics were top of mind for attendees. From panels discussing practical applications for AI in clinical settings
Today marks the start of National Nurses Week; a time to shine a light on all that nurses do across a wide variety of healthcare settings. This year’s theme – The
This year’s American Occupational Health Conference (AOHC 2026), held in Chicago from April 19 to April 22, belied its name and brought a much broader perspective to the field of occupational health. While core tracks
In a little under two weeks occupational healthcare professionals from across the United States will meet in Chicago for the American Occupational Health Conference (AOHC).
When evaluating a new software, the technical specifications are a core factor in your decision making. But the training, post-implementation support, and ongoing communication with
Data security remains a top concern for occupational health CISOs, but analysis and reporting are key enablers for optimizing your occupational health program. That requires
Technology refresh cycles are accelerating every day, and what was considered a breakthrough yesterday will quickly be outpaced. Nowhere is that trend more evident than
Occupational health technology is meant to reduce friction, but the wrong solution can easily have the opposite effect, adding manual processes and requiring technology workarounds.
Occupational Health is just one of the many healthcare-related services provided by Temple Health in Philadelphia. As well as providing healthcare services to its own 13,000 employees, Temple Health, assists companies that
