Hi guys, thanks so much for having me back to spread the word about my tool to facilitate

concept directed case-based learning, the universe of CPC. This is a topic I'm very passionate

about and was inspired by Robbie, who has always stressed the importance of getting in educational

reps to strengthen my diagnostic reasoning muscles. One of the best ways to do that is by working

through cases from published case series. However, as an intern starting the process of learning, I found it's not straightforward to find cases relevant to the topics I wanted to practice.

So I created my own search engine specifically designed for learners to find relevant cases to practice on.

Beneath the hood, I used a number of techniques in natural language processing

and machine learning, but the takeaway is it's a tool for concept-directed case series

curation. I'll catch everyone at the end of the case to illustrate an example of how to use the

universe of CPC to further your learning based on the concepts we discussed today.

Hey folks, just a quick reminder that this episode is now meant to be used for medical advice,

just good old-fashioned education.

All patient information has been modified to protect their identity,

and the views expressed in our podcast do not necessarily reflect the opinion of our employers.

She's back!

I am so excited to get back together on these scheme episodes.

Our last scheme episode was on lactic acidosis, and it's been way, way too long. And this is, it's long enough for us to have almost doubled the amount of episodes

since the last time we recorded. So I'm just freaking pumped to be doing this again.

We're back.

Res, you clearly missed the banter sign.

Baby, boo, I was waiting for you to ask me how i'm doing um but obviously i you know you've forgotten

that line because you're doing a ron burgundy just read it verbatim for the google document

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