Staying up-to-date with the latest AI resources can be overwhelming for busy doctors. Our Recommend a Resource templates make it easy for your community to share valuable tools, articles, and experiences, helping everyone benefit from collective knowledge.
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Inviting members to recommend resources taps into the natural desire to help peers while also highlighting practical solutions that have real impact. This approach encourages knowledge sharing, which builds trust and community cohesion. When members see that their contributions are valued, they are more likely to return and participate again.
By focusing on actionable resources and prompting members to share how they personally use them, these templates spark meaningful discussions. This not only benefits those looking for new tools or information but also elevates the contributors as thought leaders within your AI for Doctors community.
What is one AI tool or article that has improved your workflow as a doctor?
💡 Example: "What is one AI tool or article that has improved your workflow as a doctor? For me, it's MedPaLM."
Share a helpful AI resource you discovered recently and tell us how it helped you.
💡 Example: "I recently found an AI radiology guide that clarified a tricky diagnosis for me."
Have you used any AI-powered apps in your clinic? Which would you recommend and why?
💡 Example: "We use the SkinVision app for dermatology cases and it saves time."
Post a link to an AI webinar or video that made a difference in your medical practice.
💡 Example: "This TED talk on AI in diagnostics changed my perspective: youtube.com/ai-medicine"
Which AI research paper do you think every doctor should read this year?
💡 Example: "The NEJM article on AI triage was eye-opening."
Can you recommend an AI podcast or newsletter that keeps you informed?
💡 Example: "I get most updates from the AI Med newsletter."
Drop your favorite AI in medicine textbook or online course below.
💡 Example: "Coursera's AI for Healthcare is my top pick."
What AI tool do you wish you had known about earlier in your career?
💡 Example: "I wish I found PathAI sooner for pathology cases."
Is there a free AI resource you use daily? Share it with the group.
💡 Example: "Yes, I use the free AI symptom checker every day."
List an AI conference or event that you recommend attending and why.
💡 Example: "AI in Healthcare Summit was very practical for clinicians."
Share a case where an AI tool changed your diagnosis or treatment plan.
💡 Example: "AI imaging flagged a rare condition I almost missed."
Which AI-powered diagnostic tool do you trust most and how do you use it?
💡 Example: "We trust Aidoc for emergency CT scans."
Recommend an AI tool for patient communication or education.
💡 Example: "We use ChatHealth to streamline patient Q&A."
What resource helped you understand AI ethics in medicine?
💡 Example: "The BMJ's AI ethics guide was very clear."
Name an AI software that integrates well with your EHR. How has it helped?
💡 Example: "We use Suki and it has improved note-taking speed."
Share a YouTube channel or playlist you follow for AI in healthcare updates.
💡 Example: "I recommend the 'AI Health Hub' playlist for regular news."
Is there an AI tool you tried and stopped using? Why?
💡 Example: "We stopped using one chatbot because patients found it confusing."
Which AI platform do you use for continuing education credits?
💡 Example: "I use Medscape's AI course for CME credits."
Recommend a resource for learning about AI and data privacy in healthcare.
💡 Example: "The AMA's AI privacy toolkit is very helpful."
What is your go-to website for AI in medicine news?
💡 Example: "I check Healthcare IT News for AI updates."
Which AI tool do you recommend for managing patient data securely?
💡 Example: "We use DeepMind Health for secure data management."
Share a must-read AI blog or publication for healthcare professionals.
💡 Example: "MedTech AI Insights blog is a good one."
Name a resource that helped you adopt AI in your daily clinical routine.
💡 Example: "The 'AI for Clinicians' guide made my transition easier."
Have you found an AI resource tailored for specialists? Share it below.
💡 Example: "AI in Cardiology newsletter is very niche and useful."
What AI platform best supports telemedicine in your experience?
💡 Example: "We rely on Babylon Health for virtual consults."
Share a tool or app that helps you explain AI-driven results to patients.
💡 Example: "The ExplainAI app has great patient-friendly visuals."
What is the most practical AI resource you have used this month?
💡 Example: "The AI referral triage tool has sped up my workflow."
Can you recommend an AI tool for medical image analysis?
💡 Example: "Lunit Insight works well for chest X-rays."
What resource would you give to a colleague new to AI in medicine?
💡 Example: "I'd share the Stanford AI Healthcare primer."
List an AI book that changed your perspective on healthcare technology.
💡 Example: "Deep Medicine by Eric Topol was transformative."
What is your favorite AI newsletter for doctors? Why do you like it?
💡 Example: "I like The Medical Futurist newsletter for its summaries."
Share a resource for understanding regulatory issues in medical AI.
💡 Example: "FDA's guidance documents are very helpful."
What is one AI-powered resource that improved your time management?
💡 Example: "Voice transcription AI has saved me hours each week."
Have you found an AI resource in a language other than English? Share it.
💡 Example: "Yes, MedAI in Spanish is very helpful for my team."
Recommend an AI tool for medical research or literature review.
💡 Example: "ResearchRabbit AI helps track new studies easily."
What AI resource would you tell every resident to use?
💡 Example: "UpToDate AI assistant is a must for residents."
Can you share a free AI database or resource for clinical guidelines?
💡 Example: "I use the WHO's AI clinical guidelines database."
What is the best AI-related online community for doctors you have joined?
💡 Example: "AI Med Community has great peer discussions."
Share a resource about AI's limitations or risks in healthcare.
💡 Example: "This JAMA editorial on AI risks is essential reading."
Can you recommend an AI decision-support tool for primary care?
💡 Example: "K Health has been really supportive in primary care."
What AI resource do you use for staying updated with clinical trials?
💡 Example: "I use AI Trials Digest newsletter for updates."
Share a tool or article that helped you explain AI to your team.
💡 Example: "The MedPage AI intro article was a team favorite."
To use these templates, simply copy and paste one into your next community post or discussion thread. Personalize with specific requests or themes relevant to your audience, such as AI for diagnostics or workflow automation. Encourage members to explain why they find the resource useful and how it fits into their daily routine. Rotate through different templates to keep engagement high and resource recommendations fresh.
For all platforms, keep your requests concise and focused. Use visuals, polls, or tagging features where available to highlight top recommendations. Pin or summarize popular resources in a dedicated thread or document for easy reference.
Leverage the templates to specifically highlight AI-driven diagnostic tools validated in peer-reviewed medical journals. Customize the resource prompts to target subspecialties such as radiology, cardiology, or dermatology, encouraging members to recommend clinical AI tools they've found reliable in those fields. This ensures recommendations are both evidence-based and tailored to the interests of your physician community.
When using the Recommend a Resource templates, frame your posts to ask for experiences with AI-powered CDSS tools that specifically integrate with leading EHRs such as Epic or Cerner. This helps surface practical insights from doctors who have navigated interoperability challenges, and ensures the resources discussed are relevant for real-world clinical workflows.
Modify your Recommend a Resource posts to explicitly request AI tools or platforms that have achieved regulatory milestones, such as FDA 510(k) clearance or CE marking. Highlight the importance of regulatory compliance for patient safety and legal adherence, prompting members to share only vetted and approved resources.
Absolutely. Adjust the templates to focus on documentation pain points unique to physicians, inviting members to recommend AI-powered scribe or voice assistant technologies they've used to streamline clinical note-taking. Encourage sharing of user experiences with tools like Nuance Dragon Medical One or Suki AI, especially in specialties with heavy documentation loads.
Structure your Recommend a Resource prompts to request AI solutions backed by published clinical outcome data, such as reduced diagnostic error rates or improved workflow efficiency. Encourage members to cite studies, real-world performance metrics, or case reports, filtering out resources that are promising but unproven in clinical settings.
Use the templates to explicitly ask for AI-related CME courses, webinars, or certifications that are accredited and relevant for doctors. Highlight the value of staying current with AI advancements in medicine and encourage sharing of CME resources that have been impactful for physicians’ ongoing education or board requirements.
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