@hastingscenter AI may have utility in improving efficiency but there is no reality in which we can allow AI to become moral or spiritual authority

RT @hastingscenter: And now, AI Jesus?!🤯 What can AI Jesus teach us? Find out in the new Hastings Bioethics Forum Essay by Gregory E. Kaeb…

@devildog_67 @pauldehnerjr They haven’t had the best track record buying in on defense well the last couple offseasons so having trouble trusting the front office. Tee is known commodity and at the right price could make sense. Not fully writing it off yet. They are going to have to do a big overhaul on D

Great presentations at #CTOS2024 in San Diego and so much exciting work going on. Grateful for the chance to present a couple projects and thankful for the guidance from @SamArmstrongMD. Thank you!

RT @HSRdirector: the patient didn’t “fail” their round of chemo, but rather our treatment failed them it’s not the “addict” who “suffered…

Since reading this article last week, I have been paying more attention to my words. Doctors at their core must compassionate communicators to carry out healing work. We must consider the weight our words carry and the connotations we are communicating.

This Easter, remembering the pause between death and resurrection is a good reminder that we remain in the already but not yet. The suffering I see and seek to provide compassion to each day is a reminder of the pause while the world awaits resurrection.

Early registration for CMR ends March 14. Hope you join us in Indianapolis to explore coherence in medicine and religion.

“…we should encourage our learners to lean into the richness of the various religious moral and faith commitments that are already manifest in them…” Moral formation and virtue development are professional development. Great read.

I'm a board certified internist! Thank you God!