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Introducing Learn, a free, personalized medical education platform from OpenEvidence, built to support trainees and clinicians across their entire careers. As AI changes how doctors work, it matters just as much that it strengthens how they learn. Clinicians have made OpenEvidence an everyday tool at the point of care.... show more
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Have you considered a “Learn” that can teach students and faculty how to conduct clinical research from basics to advanced mode?

@OpenEvidence Great idea. I am seventy two and I use AI every day in my practice. Older doctors may get the most out of it, because experience tells us when an answer sounds right but is wrong. Learning never ends in medicine, not even after fifty years.

@OpenEvidence just keeps winning. I have it open the entire time during shifts for point of care medical data access for the latest guidelines, medication information, etc. as needed.

Will it roll out in Canada soon? Looks very promising m

Canada coming soon, stay tuned.

Will it ever roll out in india?

Strengthening how clinicians learn matters as much as speed at the point of care, because the two habits shape each other. Personalized review will help most when it surfaces why an answer is right, links back to primary sources, and tests reasoning rather than recognition alone. Trainees in particular need tools that preserve the struggle that builds durable judgment. Measuring retention and decision quality over time would tell us whether this changes practice, not only study time.

Making it free for trainees is a good move. Attendings worry residents will skip the reasoning and jump to the answer. Will Learn let a trainee commit to a differential before it shows its own?

Lemme guess. US only?

This sucks.

Rolling out in Africa soon?

Only if it was available outside US! Plenty of us out here too !!!

South Africa 🇿🇦 would benefit from access to @OpenEvidence

Adding state wide required CME for licensure renewals to this will add much needed benefit for CME hours tracking and completion at the same time.

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check your dms, please

Free and personalized is a strong combination for trainees. I like the focus on how doctors learn, because a good tool should make the next clinician sharper, not just faster.

This is cool!

Does this also have premade learning material for those new to biology choosing careers like MRT, XRAY techs?

DAMN!

Congratulations on Learn. Personalized, evidence-based learning is a promising use of AI in medical education. How will you measure whether it improves retention and clinical reasoning over time?

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Free, personalized, evidence-based learning for clinicians this is exactly how AI should strengthen medicine.

Any plans to bring this to India?

This is amazing. I’ve been trying out this feature all day. Love it. I wish they had a test prep for Neurocritical Care. Also, would be cool to add images to the flashcards. Adding a feature for the preceptor, where you customize your own preceptor cases would be cool too.

When will it be available in Saudi Arabia? (Waiting eagerly) Also have you even considered making an app? (Please make it free at least for us your first users 🥲)

Do you have for ABIM.

Second place prize to AI personalized medical education space🏆

Personalized learning for every clinician

what does ( personalized ) mean exactly?

What make it different from another tools,question banks or even ChatGPT ?

A learning tool that notices which concepts someone keeps looking up could build a useful curriculum from ordinary work. I'd want it to revisit those gaps a week later, when the answer no longer feels familiar.

