Journal of Medical Internet Research

Okay, so that's a trial I did in person, but I really wanted to move to online because I think it's important to reach people wherever they are.

So this is a paper that was actually published last week, I think, the Journal of Medical Internet Research.

where I recruited, again, it's a tiny trial, but just getting going, 25 overweight adults with type 2 diabetes, elevated A1C of 6.5 to 9 on no diabetes medications other than metformin, because I didn't want to do medication management with an online program.

I thought that would sound a bit tricky, and as you probably know, if you're on metformin, you're very unlikely to have a hypoglycemic

And sometimes it's a mixture of all three.

In an article in the Journal of Medical Internet Research, the JMIR, should AI be your personal trainer? They are quick to highlight the pros and cons of using AI systems in fitness.

AI can answer exercise questions, generate training programs and nutrition plans.

But it also highlights what AI can't replicate.

For sure.

And so they looked at this Finnish group that, uh, they published it in the Journal of Medical Internet Research, which is-

Mm-hmm

... a parent journal of where we published it, which is JMIR mHealth and uHealth.

Welcome back to the podcast.

Today, we are looking at a systematic review published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research.

It assesses the effectiveness, safety and workflow burden of large language model based medical report generation.

And as always, a quick reminder in our first few lines.

It can increase the edit distance and editing burden.

perfectly summarized.

As always, you can find a link to the full systematic review from the Journal of Medical Internet Research in our show notes.

Please remember that this podcast is for informational purposes only and is not medical advice.

It is a massive endorsement on paper, which is exactly why we need to dig into how those numbers were calculated.

We are looking at a scoping review assessing the value for money of AI-assisted technologies for older adults published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research.

And just a quick note before we dive in, our voices are AI-generated, and this episode is a summary of that public document.

So let's set the stage.