An AI-powered medication monitoring system failed to detect months of fentanyl theft by a nurse at Tennessee’s largest hospital in Chattanooga, according to state nursing board records that raise questions about the effectiveness of artificial intelligence systems used in hundreds of American hospitals.
CBS News reports that at Erlanger Baroness hospital in Chattanooga, anesthesia staff noticed about a year ago that a nurse showed signs of impairment on duty in the surgery center, including slurred speech and difficulty staying awake, according to a Tennessee Board of Nursing consent order. The nurse failed a drug test and was terminated. He…
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