PubMed adds around 30,000 new records every week. No specialist can read that, and nobody should have to. We use AI to make medical education more efficient. We don't use it to cut corners on quality. Here's what happens between a paper being published and a session reaching your inbox.

1. We start by saying no

Most of those 30,000 records will never matter to your practice: other specialties, lab studies, letters, single case reports. What matters is the much smaller body of peer-reviewed research in your field. That's where we look.

We don't claim to cover everything. What we do promise is that what reaches you is worth your fifteen minutes. Of what we read, only papers that meet three rules go any further:

  • Peer reviewed, and published in an established medical journal.
  • Recent. Two years old at most, and more recent still where your field moves fast.
  • Relevant to your specialty and the focus areas you choose.

Most papers don't make it. That's the point.

2. AI drafts. A specialist decides.

Our AI turns the paper into a structured draft and links every claim to the passage it came from. Then a medical specialist in your field reviews that draft against the original paper. They can approve it, send it back, or reject it.

Every session shows the name of the specialist who signed it off. Nothing reaches you without that signature.

3. You can always check the source

Every session links to the original paper and comes with a written summary, so you can look something up again later. Keendoc is built to support your clinical reasoning, not to replace it.

4. What we don't do

No sponsor or company has any say in our topics, and none sees a session before you do. And if you spot something that isn't right, tell us. We'll look into it.

5. One clinical question, fifteen minutes

Each session answers a single clinical question. You listen on your commute or watch at home, then answer a few multiple-choice questions: one for every six minutes of content, as the EACCME requires. Pass, and you issue your certificate in one click. Every week, we email you the new sessions for your focus areas, so you never have to go looking. Rather not receive it? You can unsubscribe at any time.

6. Every session earns CME credit

Keendoc is an EACCME®-accredited CME provider, recognized in 45+ countries. Each session earns 0.25 CME credits, so one session a week adds up to 13 credits a year. In almost all cases these count towards your re-registration; do check whether your licensing board accepts EACCME® credits.

Accreditation isn't a credential we earned once. It's a standard we're held to on every session we publish.

Source: National Library of Medicine, MEDLINE/PubMed production statistics, fiscal year 2023.