Chat GPT and AI vs Humans in medical assessment – is there a difference?
Can ChatGPT write clinical cases and MCQs unrecognisable from those written by humans?
Can ChatGPT write clinical cases and MCQs unrecognisable from those written by humans?
Iain and Simon review the February and March 2024 posts, discussing mechanical CPR, decompensated liver disease and long waits for older patients in the ED. The episode also covers resuscitation research from recent conferences and a project connecting global health practitioners.
Learning points from selected sessions at the RCEM CPD conference in Newport in 2024. This report covers training, global health, crowding, eye emergencies, headache and paediatric care, with a separate linked report on the RACE session.
Every yes means saying no to something else. This reflection explores how choosing with intention can help us set boundaries, recognise the cost of commitments and make room for what matters, rather than letting tiredness or habit make the decision.
In the second part of this podcast special, Iain and Simon discuss research on major haemorrhage, trauma and cardiac arrest. Papers include REBOA, cryoprecipitate, tranexamic acid and defibrillation strategies, with links to the studies and accompanying appraisals.
The first of two podcasts discussing resuscitation papers from the St Emlyn's research roundup. This post introduces the opening selection and links to the accompanying Big Sick Conference article for the papers and appraisals.
Practical perspectives on trauma care and team leadership.
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