Ask, Audit, Apply: A New Rulebook for Doctors Thinking with AI
Researchers propose a three-step framework—Ask, Audit, Apply—to guide clinicians in reasoning safely and accountably with AI-powered decision support tools.
Researchers propose a three-step framework—Ask, Audit, Apply—to guide clinicians in reasoning safely and accountably with AI-powered decision support tools.
A randomized study of internal medicine faculty found that physicians rated AI-generated consultation advice as highly as human specialist advice ...
In the spring of 1980, two physicians at Harvard published a paper that quietly rewired how medicine thinks about uncertainty. ...
A new conceptual framework defines impactful learning as a third stage beyond rote and meaningful learning, proposing that organic chemistry ...
A Yale-led medical education program that appoints senior students as formal Associate Course Educators more than tripled annual clinical reasoning ...
A new primer in Discover Education introduces critical constructivism to medical educators, explaining how Piaget's cognitive processes and Freire's critical ...
A new scoping review of 34 studies finds that competency assessment tools for pharmaceutical care are diverse but unevenly validated, ...
A national survey of internal medicine residency program directors reveals that formal education on artificial intelligence remains inconsistent across US ...
A new Journal of General Internal Medicine exercise uses a blinded case discussion and an entropy-based framework to expose how ...
A modified Delphi study in Mysuru, India has produced a consensus-based framework of nineteen essential elements for designing digital case-based ...
© 2025 Scienmag - Science Magazine
© 2025 Scienmag - Science Magazine