


Ankeet S. Bhatt, MD, MBA, ScM
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@ankeetbhatt
Cardiologist @kpnorcal | Adjunct Prof. @StanfordMed | Prior @MassGenBrigham @IMresidencyDuke | Advisor @EvidenceOpen| Interests: Trials + ImpSci | Tweet≠endorse




The cardiology community mourns the loss of Dr. Eugene Braunwald, a towering figure whose work shaped modern cardiovascular medicine. From foundational discoveries in heart failure to Braunwald’s Heart Disease, his legacy will guide generations to come. A true giant in our field.



HF with mildly reduced EF (HFmrEF) sits between HFrEF & HFpEF; where does it truly belong? A new HFSA Scientific Statement examines its epidemiology & pathophysiology & provides a comprehensive management framework for this understudied HF phenotype🫀 🔗 bit.ly/4sKAy21








An oncologist and a rural family doc can ask the same clinical question and need fundamentally different answers. Different structure, different depth, different follow-through. One-size-fits-all has never described how medicine works. It shouldn't describe how clinical AI works either. Today we're releasing Dotflows. Easiest way to explain is by example. - Type ".discharge" and paste an exam note. Structured inpatient discharge summary, seconds. Type ".avs" and any query becomes a patient-facing after visit summary with instructions and return precautions. - Type ".prior_auth" and get an insurance appeal letter grounded in medical necessity. (The fact that physicians built this one on day one tells you everything about the state of prior auth.) - Type ".succinct" and every response gets compressed into the clinical shorthand you actually think in. It's been run over 3,000 times. The physicians have spoken, and what they said was "less."






















