What Physicians Owe Patients After a Frightening Research Headline
A prenatal stress study shows why physicians must explain the limits of research, support patients, and build accessible tools for better clinical conversations.
· 6 min read
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evidence-based medicine
8 posts
I Had a Clinical Presumption. I Built Tools to Examine It.
A question about glucose monitoring became an evidence review, two presentations, and a lesson in why clinical responsibility includes the interface.
· 6 min read
Dead Weight: What a 1970 Cardiology Textbook Taught Me About the Future of Clinical Evidence
A half-century-old textbook on congenital heart disease. A chapter on Ebstein's anomaly. A comparison that changed how I think about evidence, AI, and what we owe the next generation of physicians.
· 11 min read
A Protocol Is a Memory System, Not a Patient
Clinical protocols reduce avoidable variation, but software must preserve their population boundaries, exceptions, provenance, and judgment points.
· 7 min read
Evidence Is Not Yet a Clinical Instruction
Clinical evidence describes populations. Physician-developers must preserve its limits before translating it into protocol logic or software.
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The Search Box Is Disappearing
Medicine is moving from retrieval to synthesis. That changes the physician's work from finding information to judging synthesized information under clinical pressure.
· 7 min read
The Protocol-to-Website Industrial Complex:
By Dr. Chukwuma Onyeije, MD, FACOG | Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialist & Medical Director, Atlanta Perinatal Associates
· 11 min read
From Misinformation to Implementation: Why Modern Medicine Needs a Guideline-to-App Industrial Complex
Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialist, Medical Director at Atlanta Perinatal Associates, Founder of CodeCraftMD
· 8 min read