We have electric eels, which technically means we also have magnetic eels, and I’m wondering why no one talks about that.

The ✨Summer of Vibes✨ uses a different strategy to most research programs. We make a lot of mistakes by moving quickly. On purpose. However, we also make a lot of products. Take all the products and correct the errors, what you end up with is a *lot* of stuff that works.

Transforming medical training at SHN: Dr. Joshua Landy is leading the creation of an AI-powered Virtual Standardized Patient Platform to help learners build clinical skills with on-demand access and instant feedback. #SHNEducation #SAMIH #SHN

🔷SUMMER OF VIBES 2025🔷 Looking for a summer studentship in Scarborough? Paid AI studentship at SHNRI Work on real-world healthcare innovation using vibe coding. Undergrad/grad students 1/ LIKE 2/ RT 3/ then apply here: https://t.co/tlLkvDtQxm #SummerOfVibes #SHNRISE

The first modules are for med students.   We’re building a research program around this tool, so check that out to get involved   ✅ Medical students: Participate in a research study to test it (free) https://t.co/y0kzCiWeQV ✅ Everyone else: Let me know your thoughts or DM me

AI tools for medicine are everywhere, but many are so specialized that it’s hard for most people to imagine using them.   We wanted to change that. Our tool is designed to help every medical learner—student or graduate—build essential skills.

What’s a standardized patient?   For non-medical folks: It’s an actor playing the role of a patient. They learn a script and medical history to help students interview, support, and diagnose patients.   It’s an essential part of med school—and great for protecting patients

news from SHNRI: I’m working with @Samir_Grover to study how AI can teach medical students.   Our first tool is a virtual standardized patient, and med students can try it for free right now—for science! 🧪 https://t.co/y0kzCiVH1n

Are you a medical student interested in technology? Please consider participating in our study evaluating a virtual standardized patient program! Also gives you access to a cool new tool with virtual clinical scenarios. Sign-up here: https://t.co/0B2dLE6Sdu

We’re launching a research program around this tool, so stay tuned.   ✅ Medical students: Participate in a research study to test it (free) https://t.co/y0kzCiVH1n ✅ Everyone else: Let me know your thoughts or get in touch via DM

What’s the product? It’s an AI-powered interview with a standardized patient. If you went to med school, you can skip ahead. For everyone else: A standardized patient is an actor pretending to be a patient. They learn a script, answers, & even use props/costumes.

Hi everybody, I’m trying something new: I’m building a new AI tool to teach Medicine. We don’t have a name for it yet, but if you’re a medical student, you can try it. Thanks to Scarborough Health Network Research Institute, we’re studying how it performs. https://t.co/y0kzCiVH1n

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“Enjoy Totality!” as a greeting gives me the full on heebert jeebersons

One of the biggest sources of discontent is a mental motion that many do continually: Planning what decision you will make ahead of when the time comes to make the decision.

If you have a medical podcast about education or technology, may I introduce your next guest,

Same, Costco toilet paper, same.

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Source control is important saves lives at a rate of 8% per hour* *unless the surgeon is in clinic and says they’re “very busy”

Treat the robots like pets. For now, we can enjoy the benefits and accept the risks. When physicians start going to court for using AI, then we’ll know what’s ahead. Right now there’s no ai-based laws to break. People should be building things and just trying them. LFG.

Gosh, and so much more. If anyone wants more on this topic, check out this review https://t.co/43nOJGRl35