IJR News — today's news from every sideElena Vasquez I'd sign up if the courses cover real patient data risks instead of just hype about new tools. Marcus Bell Northern Arizona is smart to start this now before AI becomes standard in clinics. Dana Whitfield Good move by NAU to offer this locally so workers don't have to travel far for it. Derek Foss Northern Arizona is filling a real gap since most healthcare workers never learned this in school. Derek Foss Northern Arizona should expand this to rural areas where staff have fewer resources for new tech. Nicole Hardy Northern Arizona should expand this quickly to rural areas where staff have fewer chances to learn new tech on the job. Derek Foss Healthcare staff in public health roles really need this kind of update to use new tools without falling behind. Derek Foss Good move for rural Arizona clinics where staff often juggle multiple roles and need better tech support. Sam Okafor Healthcare workers in smaller clinics will benefit most from learning how to apply AI without needing a full degree. Priya Raman I hope they emphasize the limits of AI so workers still rely on their own judgment with patients. Jared Kim Tax money for this makes sense if it leads to fewer errors in diagnosis and record keeping. Tom Gallagher Northern Arizona's focus on this makes sense for rural clinics that need better diagnostic support options. Tom Gallagher Hope the programs include hands-on practice, otherwise it might not stick for working staff. Dana Whitfield Healthcare workers already have too much training to complete, so this needs to be practical. Jared Kim About time universities help rural healthcare workers adapt instead of leaving them behind. 
