Welcome back clinical problem solvers.

Luckily, I don't have Robbie to rudely interject.

I have a very special friend with me.

Dr. Derek Paul, tell us about yourself.

Hi, Reza. I'm Derek Paul.

I'm the co-founder and CEO of Glass Health.

Derek, I want to say that the digital notebook has really changed my educational and

academic identity, meaning it is my tool for both improving my knowledge base and sharing

my knowledge with learners.

Tell us, besides using the notebook for improving one's knowledge, what else can the notebook be used for? Yeah, well, that personal knowledge management was

really that initial vision for what we want to do, which was have a place

where you could bring all of the schemas that you have developed and develop them over time,

have them in one place. As you sort of learn about how to deploy evidence-based treatment,

bring that into your library of scripts,

and then have this living knowledge base that grows with you over time. So, you know, the first

time when you're in medical school, the first time you ever interact with a concept, you know,

whether it's a chief concern or it's a diagnosis, you kind of generate that concept.

And then over time, you continue to create that.

You continue to develop it.

So the way you're describing using it, that was the initial vision.

And I kind of came to think about building my medical knowledge base from training with Grip Daliwal was my site director at UCSF and Robbie was actually

my attending when I was a sub-eye at UCSF. And so that's really, that's really the vision for

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