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Essays examining evidence standards, regulatory context, and interpretive risk in healthcare and legal communication.
AI Can Write Create a CME Module. But That Doesn't Mean It Can Write a Good One.
I compared a manually developed CME suite with one generated by Claude Sonnet 4.6 in a single pass. The output looked finished. It wasn't.
Imelda Wei Ding Lo
2 days ago8 min read
Beyond Obesity and Lymphedema: Recognizing Lipedema in Canadian Primary Care
This simulated continuing medical education (CME) package demonstrates my CME content development practice, from literature review through slide deck to activity documentation. The subject is the recognition of lipedema in Canadian primary care. The topic was selected based on a documented and specific practice gap: lipedema affects an estimated 10 to 11 percent of adult females globally, is frequently misdiagnosed as obesity or lymphedema, and has no Canadian-specific diagno
Imelda Wei Ding Lo
Apr 161 min read
The CPD Fluency Trap: Why AI-Assisted Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Feels Better Than It Is
Many platforms producing accredited continuing professional development (CPD) courses for lawyers are now actively encouraging AI-assisted content production. The mechanics are simple: just upload source PDFs, and the platform’s AI generates professional-looking slides, times them to an AI-voiced script, produces quizzes, and assembles learning materials that sync across the entire module. At first glance, the results can read as authoritative. However, that surface credibi
Imelda Wei Ding Lo
Apr 15 min read
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