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2025 Pediatric Surgery Update Course - Top AI Tools of 2025
With Dr. Todd Ponsky · hosted by Dr. Todd Ponsky
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2025 Pediatric Surgery Update Course - Updates in Appendicitis Management
21 min · Published Aug 2025
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Quick Literature Updates Ep 24
4 min · Published Nov 2025
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2025 Pediatric Surgery Update Course - Updates in Pediatric Surgery feat. non-JPS Journals
Dr. Todd Ponsky · 22 min · Published Aug 2025
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Update Course Rewind: 2021 Top Ten Key Takeaways
Dr. Todd Ponsky · 16 min · Published Oct 2021
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Acute Cholecystitis
Todd Ponsky · 32 min · Published Jul 2026
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Update Course Rewind 2025: Updates in NEC Management
11 min · Published Jul 2026
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22. HerniaTalk LIVE Q&A: Pediatric Hernias
Todd Ponsky · 59 min · Published Jul 2026
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: May 2019
Todd Ponsky · 9 min · Published Jul 2026
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: The Disruption Score
Todd Ponsky · 12 min · Published Jul 2026
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Journal of Pediatric Surgery Article Review: February 2022 - BAPS Issue
Todd Ponsky · 11 min · Published Jul 2026
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Clinical & Research Update: Renal Tumors with Drs. Ethan Smith, Lindsay Haacker, Michael Daugherty, and Meera Kotagal
71 min · Published Sep 2026
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Clinical & Research Update: Neuroblastoma with Drs. Katherine Somers, Cara Morin, Juan Gurria, and Meera Kotagal
67 min · Published Sep 2026
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Clinical & Research Update: Sarcoma w/ Drs. Roshni Dasgupta, Joseph Pressey, Arthur Meyer, Luke Pater
66 min · Published Sep 2026
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2026 Laparoscopic Pediatric Hernia Repair
123 min · Published Jun 2026
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Beyond the Spectrum: Diagnosis, Myths & Management - Caitlin Couch & Leslie Lopez - APP Conference 2026
50 min · Published May 2026
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Dysautonomia: Navigating the Journey - Martha Willis - APP Conference 2026
55 min · Published May 2026
What the experts said
OpenEvidence is a large language model trained specifically on medical text through partnerships with organizations including JAMA
Large language models are fundamentally text completers that depend on their training data
OpenEvidence provides source citations for its answers and does not hallucinate like other large language models
OpenEvidence is HIPAA compliant when registered through a hospital business administrator, allowing input of actual patient information for case solutions
OpenEvidence's attachment feature (US-only) allows uploading hospital guidelines for comparison against current evidence
OpenEvidence still sometimes hallucinates and outputs must always be checked
OpenEvidence is the first AI large language model to score 100% on USMLE
OpenEvidence offers USMLE study sessions for Steps 1, 2, and 3 with adaptive difficulty based on performance
OpenEvidence provides templates for patient notes to decrease charting time
ChatGPT's Operator feature functions as a human-AI co-pilot where AI performs tasks while humans can intervene to steer direction
ChatGPT Projects allow creation of specialized AI team members with uploaded documents and specific expertise
The best way to learn in residency is by making mistakes
A custom GPT was designed for case-based learning that presents consequences of clinical mistakes without immediately revealing the error
ChatGPT study mode changes the endpoint from providing answers to helping users learn through step-by-step explanation with adaptive difficulty
AI coding agents enable creation of custom applications through natural language prompts without traditional development
Vibe coding (natural language app creation) is expected to be democratized within a year, allowing everyone to make hyper-customized solutions
Organizations need both top-down technology purchases and bottom-up workforce empowerment for AI adoption
The effectiveness of AI coding agents raises questions about the viability of software-as-a-service as a business model
Division-by-division workflow automation could save hundreds of millions of dollars over three to four years