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Sep 25, 2026
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  1. Issue · Sep 25, 2026

    Can AI Write a Better Ready-to-Use Problem-Based Learning Scenarios Than Faculty? (opens the original)

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    Dear Medical Educator,You know that a problem-based learning (PBL) scenario is not simply a patient story. It is a connected system. There should be the unfolding case, questions, facilitator guidance, learning objectives, session structure, and the alignment among all these elements. If the questions do not support the intended reasoning, or the learning objectives do not emerge naturally from the case, the scenario may look complete while failing to function as PBL.Creating this complete packa

  2. Issue · Jul 20, 2026

    Can AI Create Professional Judgment Items for Teaching Professionalism? (opens the original)

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    Dear Medical Educator,After creating prompts for multiple-choice questions, script concordance tests, and other assessment formats, my PhD student and I took on a more difficult challenge: could one prompt draft an item for teaching professional and ethical judgment in situations where even experienced clinicians may disagree?Our study has now been published in Academic Medicine<a href="https://doi

  3. Issue · Jul 12, 2026

    I created Citation Reality Checker: Stop checking every citation by hand (opens the original)

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    Dear Medical Educator,Some students use AI-generated references without checking whether they are real. That left me manually verifying every citation, one by one, painful. So I created a free tool: Citation Reality CheckHow it worksPaste the reference list.Run the check. (It matches with Crossref)Review the flagged citations first.The tool does not decide whether a citation is fake. It helps you prioritize which references need closer review.Why it existsAI-generated citations can look convinci

  4. Issue · Jul 6, 2026

    I created Up-To-Date but for AI in medical education (opens the original)

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    Dear Medical Educator,What if there were one place to check what AI can actually do in medical education, without chasing papers across journals and posts?<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="951" src="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!uf2W!,w_1456

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