About HealthIT
Make healthcare AI
easier to evaluate.
Healthcare AI decisions deserve more than a compelling demo. HealthIT brings product claims, source records, practical questions, and explicit evidence gaps into one open resource.
Built around the questions that matter
What is this product intended to do? Where has it been evaluated? What does the evidence actually support? What would your organization need to know before using it?
Use the practical guides to frame an evaluation, workflow pages to explore the landscape, and source records to examine individual claims. The evaluation worksheet helps turn that research into a next step.
Clinical AI intelligence you can use
Clinical AI Briefs are concise, sourced references on decisions that affect clinical practice, operations and the economics of healthcare AI. Core Briefs develop durable topics; Flash Briefs address material changes as they arise. Start with AI CPT codes.
Editorial lead: JJ Sharma, MD. Each brief identifies its sources, source-check date, version and next review. Downloads are ungated, and permanent pages carry corrections and version history. Reader suggestions enter private editorial review.
Brief freshness and product evidence freshness are separate. A recently checked brief does not refresh the product database, and a new site deployment does not make older evidence current.
HealthIT.com + Oncology AI Academy
Professional development. Workforce readiness.
HealthIT.com is the free, open resource library. Oncology AI Academy adds structured study, practice and assessment, using the complexity of cancer care as a learning model for healthcare.
For your own development
Explore the open guides, then follow the Academy course to check your understanding. Complete the course and pass the final assessment to earn a verifiable Certificate of Completion.
Try the free Academy lesson →For your organization’s readiness
Use shared frameworks to bring clinical, operational and technical teams into the same conversation. Discuss one workflow, identify learning needs, and use individual course participation to support staff development.
Start a team discussion with the Labor Stack →HealthIT operates both sites. Academy certificates record individual course completion and assessment requirements; they are not CME, accreditation, professional credentials or organizational certification.
Explore the Academy curriculum and certificate →What the evidence labels mean
A source-checked claim has passed the site's documentary verification process. It may still come from a vendor announcement. Independent source classification, methodological quality, and applicability to your setting each require separate attention.
The product corpus is a dated, curated snapshot—not an exhaustive market census or a live assessment. Missing or historical evidence describes the limits of our record. It does not establish that a product is ineffective or unsuitable.
Editorial and commercial boundaries
Payment cannot change the evidence standard, score, ranking, or editorial conclusion. Documentary evidence and reported deployment experience are separate. The published methodology explains the evidence rules; status identifies the build, snapshot, and activation boundaries.
HealthIT.com is part of the Nexgen Precision portfolio. Operator-controlled content should not be mistaken for an unaffiliated third-party assessment. Any product-specific relationship or conflict must be considered alongside the source material.
Use it as a starting point
This is an educational and research resource. It does not supply medical or investment advice, certify compliance, or replace local clinical, security, legal, and procurement review. Comparisons stay tied to their stated scenario and evidence requirements.
Help make the record better
Found an incorrect claim, a missing source, or a difficult experience? Send feedback or a source-backed correction. Include the public page and source that support your point. Do not submit patient information, confidential contracts, or sensitive security details.