Daniel Nadler on Keeping Up with Medical Information

An entrepreneur discusses continuing education and cites unsourced estimates.

DNDaniel NadlerGast · OpenEvidence
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Nadler argues that clinicians face a growing information burden; the clip does not substantiate the numerical claims.

  1. 1Keeping currentNadler describes an information challenge.
  2. 2EstimatesThe clip provides no source for the figures.
  3. 3LearningHe emphasizes education after medical school.

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  1. Medical information can be challenging to track.
  2. The cited figures are not sourced in the clip.
  3. Nadler emphasizes continuing education.
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Information growth

OpenEvidence founder Daniel Nadler argues that the volume of medical information is growing rapidly and that clinicians face a difficult task keeping current.

OpenEvidence founder Daniel Nadler argues that the volume of medical information is growing rapidly and that clinicians face a difficult task keeping current.

He cites specific estimates about knowledge doubling and hours of reading. The short clip does not provide sources or define how those figures were measured.

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Continuing education

Nadler predicts continuing medical education will become more important and reports physicians telling him they learned much of their practice after medical school.

Nadler predicts continuing medical education will become more important and reports physicians telling him they learned much of their practice after medical school.

He adds an anecdote about an older physician’s recent learning. These are attributed claims, not independently verified statistics.

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