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I can ask OpenEvidence, Doximity, or UpToDate a medical question and get an answer within seconds. That’s incredibly useful on rounds. But I’ve been thinking about how much of that answer stays with me once I close the tab.

In training, we need to use what we learn with the next patient, explain our reasoning, and recognize when a recommendation doesn’t fit. I’m less certain that faster access to information helps us build those skills—and I think that deserves more attention as these platforms become part of our daily workflow.

👉 Full breakdown in my latest Huddle+ article here.

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