I'm excited to tell you about Docs GPD from Doximity. The team built this closely with doctors

and you can feel it. You get the bottom line answer up front for your question and then clear

bullet points and tables to help you quickly see through the evidence without getting glossed.

And when Docs GPT links to their studies, you get paywall free access to these articles so more than

2,000 journals are included.

So even when you're on the go, you can double-check the data behind what you're reading.

That combination, fast summaries, plus the easy access to the literature, is exactly the type of

assistance we need to take care of our patients.

If you want clinical answers that are practical, evidence-based, built for clinicians in mind,

check out DocsGPT in the Doximity app or visit DoxGPT.com.

And yes, it's free and always will be free for physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and medical students.

Go check out DoxGPT.com.

The following is meant to be for medical education and not formal medical advice.

Remember to always consider the patient in front of you, especially with matters as gray as these.

The views expressed in this episode don't reflect the views of any affiliated institutions.

I think a lot of folks really shy away from addressing cognitive impairment because it often

feels so hopeless, because many of these

diagnoses are really devastating and don't have the greatest treatments. But you're really doing

everyone a disservice and propelling the patient towards a crisis point when there's a lot

that can be done to prevent that crisis. Welcome to Gray Matters, where we unpack how medical

management is rarely black or white.

And go on lots of deep dives along the way.

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