A “Rising Tide” for AI in Remote Australia: What Late-2025 Research Says We Must Build First
A rising tide in AI Late 2025 research in the Australian Journal of Rural Health advanced a “rising tide lifts all boats” argument: if Au...
Summaries of the latest clinical AI news, research, and bedside-ready insights — curated to help bring the power of AI to patients safely and ethically.
A rising tide in AI Late 2025 research in the Australian Journal of Rural Health advanced a “rising tide lifts all boats” argument: if Au...
We are proud to announce a new publication commenting on the role of artificial intelligence in the field of medicine and specifically gu...
A new paper published in the Internal Medicine Journal tackles a problem that doesn't get nearly enough attention — language barriers in ...
A new paper published in the Internal Medicine Journal tackles a problem that doesn't get nearly enough attention — language barriers in ...
We are proud to announce a new publication commenting on the role of artificial intelligence in the field of medicine and specifically gu...
Virtual cardiac rehab brings recovery to rural Australians. Improve completion, reduce readmissions, and make rehab accessible from home.
Predict ED patient journeys with AI. Forecast admissions, imaging needs, and prolonged stays to reduce overcrowding and improve care.
Predict hypotension in rural anaesthesia using AI. Reduce risks, avoid unnecessary transfers, and give clinicians crucial early warnings.
A commentary in the Australian Journal of Rural Health explains why urban AI models fail in rural healthcare and how to tailor AI for reg...
A BMJ Neurology Open study shows large language models can deliver neurology case-based learning feedback equal to or better than human e...
Research in Heart, Lung and Circulation shows how large language models turn static medical cases into accurate, interactive learning tools.
A Medical Science Educator perspective explores how ChatGPT and large language models are transforming case-based learning in medical edu...