Trustworthy AI in Cardiology
How can clinicians judge whether AI in cardiology is trustworthy? Review validation, workflow fit, governance, clinical utility, and real-world value.
AI for Medical Education and Research
Learn how clinicians can use AI for medical education and research while protecting critical thinking, verifying evidence, and avoiding cognitive debt.
AI for Academic Research
Explore how Consensus and Silvi support literature searching, screening, and data extraction while preserving transparent, human-led research workflows.
AI in Cardiac CT
AI-assisted administrative and organisational tools for clinicians, educators, and healthcare executives
AI Scribes for Clinical Practice
AI-assisted administrative and organisational tools for clinicians, educators, and healthcare executives
Introducing CLARA
Turn any clinical PDF into fellowship and board style questions in minutes for free with CLARA your Clinical Learning And Reasoning Assistant
FOAM Cortex: AI Clinical Search Tool
FOAM Cortex has been launched. A new Free AI-powered clinical search tool built by emergency medicine (EM) physicians specifically for EM and critical care use at the point of care.
Top 10 AI Courses for Clinicians
AI is revolutionising healthcare! Here are artificial intelligence courses for doctors to help you acquire the skills you need to keep up!
William B. Schwartz
William B. Schwartz (1922–2009) American nephrologist. Co-described SIADH, pioneered decision theory, medical AI, and ethical health care rationing.
Navigating the Risks of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
Do you know about these common risks of artificial intelligence in healthcare? Learn to mitigate them successfully and with confidence!
What Are the Best AI Detectors?
We investigated to see which tools are the best detectors of artificial intelligence in medical writing. One tool was the clear winner, while others clearly struggled with accuracy!
AI Tools for Learning
AI Tools for Learning - a review of a selection of tools - which ones work and which ones don’t, plus, the future of AI-assisted learning