I did a thing! I created a free manuscript (and abstract/idea) tracker for rheumatology researchers in Notion. check it out here! Would love feedback: quartz-keyboard-29d.notion.site/ScriptCycle-...

RheumCast is complete! It’s 14 AI generated podcasts reviewing the ACR’s clinical practice guidelines! Listen free on SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/rheumify

Why is the answer often “B”? Rheumify update Questions: 518 Flashcards: 565 Podcasts: 5

Worked on the spaced repetition flashcards today for Rheumify! Validated Questions: 510 Validated Flashcards: 523 Uploaded Podcasts (Clinical Practice Guidelines): 4 (SLE, ILD, RA, vaccination)

Rheumify updates: Validated Questions: 504 Validated Flashcards: 445 Uploaded Podcasts (Clinical Practice Guidelines): 3

More from Claude AI on test taking strategies.

More insights into the question bank, thanks to Claude and Airtable.

Rheumify has a podcast! One episode so far with AI hosts discussing lupus nephritis guidelines. You can listen for free on Substack, more guideline podcasts to come.

Using Claude and Airtable to get insights on the Rheumify Question Bank!

Check out the 5 step method for improving your rheumatology (and internal medicine!) board exam taking skills!

Update on rheumify! 497 validated questions and 371 validated flashcards. Next up, I'm working with AI to analyze and categorize question types to help trainees with their board test taking skills.

Here's how I'm making a rheumatology news feed and adding it to my question/flashcard app! Current status: 273 flashcards, 441 questions validated.

Why is it important to validate medical practice questions created with AI? I asked Claude to avoid medical buzzwords. In one instance, Claude described “velcro crackles” as “dry inspiratory sounds resembling hook-and-loop fasteners”. Claude was quite proud.

How I used GlideApps and NotebookLM to update Rheumify. Now with a question randomizer and progress bars.

Spaced Repetition is live on Rheumify! Here's more info on how I set that up.

Thoughts on how connecting Claude to PubMed MCP helped revolutionize question development.

Thoughts on building a question bank for rheumatology fellows