AI-Scribes in the emergency department: what are we waiting for? rdcu.be/fh4Rj @CJEMonline
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Niklas Bobrovitz
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Niklas Bobrovitz
@nikbobrovitz
MD, MSc, DPhil @UofT @UniofOxford. Emergency Medicine resident @UCalgary. https://t.co/gRp9HIqxDv Health emergencies 🏥, Health services 📈, Public health 🌍
Calgary, Canada Katılım Mayıs 2014
802 Takip Edilen533 Takipçiler
Modifiable methodological and reporting practices are associated with reproducibility of health sciences research: a systematic review and evidence and gap map
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@ukrepro @ReproducibiliT @OSFramework @Mario_Malicki
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How Reproducible is Health Science Research? Find out at Stanford's Reproducibility Rounds on Nov 18. Registration link: stanford.zoom.us/meeting/regist…
@UCalgaryEM @UCalgary #OpenScience
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Enlightening and frightening: examining medico-legal cases of aortic dissection diagnostic delays and failures. Editorial on a valuable study that used @CMPAmembers data. @UCalgary @UCalgaryEM
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Evidence of immune imprinting / anchoring for COVID. nature.com/articles/s4385…
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Super impressive work on an AI workflow to fully automate both screening and data extraction for systematic reviews led by @ChristianCao11 . Impressively high performing. Will change the SR landscape.
Christian Cao@ChristianCao11
Today we’re announcing otto-SR, an AI workflow to perform systematic reviews 3000x faster By using gpt-4.1 and o3-mini, ottoSR beats humans at all tasks In two days, we conducted 12 work-years of Cochrane research–finding 2x more relevant papers and altering key conclusions 🧵
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👏🏼 Congrats to #UCalgaryMed’s SeroTracker team, Dr. Niklas Bobrovitz & Christian Cao on this innovative approach using AI. Offering highly valuable methods for research and results for systematic reviews! Read more: bit.ly/43o3ZxD @ucalgarychi @uoftmedicine @nikbobrovitz
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Using AI to make writing systematic reviews easier and faster temertymedicine.utoronto.ca/news/using-ai-…
@uoftmedicine @UCalgaryMed @UofCEMResearch @UCalgaryEM @UCalgaryBHSc #AI @OpenAI
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New: Study finds that a generic prompt for automated abstract and full-text screening using several LLMs can achieve high sensitivity/specificity when performing systematic reviews and meta-analyses. bit.ly/41nnhAS @UofT @HarvardMed @UCalgary @VectorInst @stripe #AI #LLM
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We created & validated text prompts for LLM screening in systematic reviews. High performing. Could filter out 65-95% prior to human review or replace 1 human. Reduces cost. @ChristianCao11= superstar @UofT @UCalgary @ucalgarychi @cochranecollab #LLM #AI acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/AN…
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🚶♀️ After surgery for a broken ankle, most people are told to keep weight off their ankle for 6 weeks. Yet some surgeons encourage people to walk after 2 weeks.
✅ Research found that walking earlier is safe for many people & could save the #NHS money: evidence.nihr.ac.uk/alert/walking-…
@brethertonc @WAX_trial @BartsBoneJoint @thecsp @ListonMatt
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Artificial intelligence–based clinical decision support in the emergency department - great work led by Dr. Kareemi to map what tools are available and their stage of development. TLDR: validation studies needed. …ary-wiley-com.ezproxy.lib.ucalgary.ca/doi/10.1111/ac… @CAEP_Docs #AI #AImedicine
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Join us for our Health Emergency Appeal today and see the incredible work of @WHO. #ProudToBeWHO
@DrTedros @DrMikeRyan @Chikwe_I
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World Health Organization (WHO)@WHO
Join the launch of WHO’s Health Emergency Appeal 2025 to learn about our response priorities, and hear firsthand experiences from our contributors, partners, and staff who are working tirelessly to reach communities in emergency settings with life-saving health interventions. 🗓️ 16 January 2025 🕒 15:00–16:00 CET Follow the livestream: bit.ly/3PAN2Ij
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Excited to share my first commissioned writing for @thetimes! The #death investigation system needs #bold transformation - we must invest & support #data infrastructure that enables #research to measure progress & harm. Full transcript: preventabledeaths.substack.com/p/a-manifesto-…
@kingsmedicine
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🆕 @WHO Disease Outbreak News
Undiagnosed disease - Democratic Republic of the Congo 🇨🇩
8 December 2024
who.int/emergencies/di…
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Enjoyed working with @mlinstrumnewman and the Global Alliance Against Traffic in Women @GAATW_IS on this new report, which highlights that migrant and trafficked women face a variety of rights violations and injustices at the hands of official decision-makers. ⬇️
GAATW@GAATW_IS
For over 20 years, GAATW has documented barriers migrant & trafficked women face in justice systems. Our latest report exposes stereotypes & biases that continue to undermine their rights.
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ED wait times are a barrier to providing quality emerg care to CNDs. People falsely believe wait times reflect inappropriate ED visits however access block is a greater contributor. If Canadians want the ED to be ready for them this needs the attn of the entire health system.
Ian Hanomansing@ianhanomansing
Sunday on Checkup, we're revisiting an ongoing, important issue: how are Emergency Department wait times affecting you? Whether you're a patient, family member or work at a hospital, consider callinf or replying. In the last 45, we'll switch to bike lanes. Lots to talk about.
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The internet has been progressively diluted with AI-generated slop. Are medical records headed for the same fate?
🧵 I just published a perspective in @NEJM with @AdamRodmanMD and Arjun Manrai on why rushing AI into medical documentation could be a mistake.
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Congratulations to our members Drs. Jamie Benham and Sofia Ahmed on receiving CIHR National Women’s Health Research Initiative Grants to support their research addressing the needs of women, girls, & gender-diverse people.
#WomensHealth #PCOS #HeartHealth #Research #PublicHealth
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