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How to write Living Algorithms that actually help clinicians
Create algorithms that are specific, patient-centered and structured around clinical workflows.
Apr 11
Not for Sale: Your name and clinical curiosity
Your clinical curiosity belongs to you. It should never be for sale.
Oct 12
The best clinical decision support is the one you don't have to look for
Don't ask your physicians to adapt to technology. Instead, technology should adapt to you.
Oct 10
Even great oncologists forget things
Sometimes the problem isn't knowing what to do, it's remembering everything that needs to get done.
Oct 7
What if ChatGPT could ask an oncologist?
No more copy/paste or having to switch between applications.
Sep 23
What if every patient could get an expert second opinion?
Patients shouldn't have to live next to an academic center to get great care.
Sep 20
Sometimes the most important decision is when to refer
Knowing when to refer can be just as important as knowing what to prescribe next.
Sep 17
Community oncologists don't need more information, they just need the right information
Medical knowledge and point-of-care knowledge are not the same.
Sep 4
Medicine is not a benchmark, and patients are not vignettes
The future of medicine isn't humans competing against machines.
Aug 17
The oncology playbook I wish I had during Fellowship
Every oncologist deserves the kind of playbook that takes years for senior physicians to build.
Jul 20
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