AI MedEd ObservatoryWhat Can AI Do in Medical Education? An observatory

Evidence, prompts, checklists, and practical interpretation for assessment, feedback, scoring, and teaching materials.

Mantra: Evidence before automation. Judgment before adoption.Base path /ai-meded-observatory

Contribute

Collaborate with me or suggest evidence

Do you have an early study idea that connects with a research gap in this Observatory, or a published article that you believe should be added? Choose the pathway that fits your purpose. Collaboration proposals should be mature enough to discuss seriously, and article suggestions should include enough interpretation for review.

Submissions are reviewed manually before anything is added to the Observatory.

A submission does not guarantee inclusion, endorsement, authorship, or collaboration.

Please prepare enough detail for scholarly review; very preliminary or incomplete messages are hard to evaluate.

Collaboration

Propose a study collaboration

Do you have a serious study idea, a drafted protocol, or an ethics-submitted project related to AI in medical education? Use this pathway if collaboration could still shape the question, design, analysis, or dissemination.

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Article contribution

Suggest an article

Do you have a published article that you believe should be added to the Observatory? Use this pathway to share the article and explain where it fits.

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Published prompt

Suggest a published prompt

Do you have a prompt template that should be listed as a published prompt? Use this pathway to share the full prompt, source, reuse status, and notes. It should be published in a peer-reviewed journal.

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Practical resource

Suggest a guide, checklist, or review tool

Do you have a checklist, rubric, review form, workflow, decision aid, or other practical tool that educators could use? Use this pathway to share it for review. It should be published in a peer-reviewed journal.

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Collaboration

Propose a study collaboration

Use this when the study is still early enough for meaningful collaboration: idea only, protocol drafted, or ethics submitted/approved. Idea only should be a strong idea to follow.