National Academy of Medicine Launches Shared Commitments Initiative to Accelerate Nationwide Progress Toward a Learning Health System

Summary: The National Academy of Medicine (NAM) has launched a big new plan called the "Shared Commitments" initiative. The goal is to create a "Learning Health System" across the United States. Think of it as a massive upgrade where hospitals, doctors, and researchers all work together to learn from every single patient's experience. By using better data and artificial intelligence (AI), the system aims to fix mistakes faster and make healthcare fairer, safer, and more affordable for everyone. Instead of just treating sickness, the system promises to get smarter in real-time to help people stay healthy.

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National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine, U.S., Health and Medicine Division
Social Cohesion
Learning Health System