Dr. Ashkan Nasr DO; MPH

Master Medicine with AI — Internal Medicine Board Review & Physician Efficiency with Dr. Ashkan Nasr, DO, MPH.

I'm a board-certified internal medicine hospitalist helping residents, fellows, and attending physicians pass the ABIM boards and use AI safely in clinical practice.

What you'll find here:
✅ ABIM-style board questions, high-yield mnemonics & clinical pearls
✅ Physician Efficiency Series — the best AI tools for charting, documentation & presentations
✅ Real-world MedTech applications for hospitalists and residents

Why subscribe? A tech-forward, AI-enhanced platform built to help you dominate the boards, sharpen clinical reasoning, and thrive on the wards.

📌 Not affiliated with UWorld, MKSAP, or any third-party resource. All content is original and for licensed professionals and trainees only — not medical advice


Dr. Ashkan Nasr DO; MPH

Hi everyone, welcome to my new YouTube Community! Now you can post on my channel, too. To get started, tell me in a post what you'd like to see next on my channel.
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4 days ago | [YT] | 5

Dr. Ashkan Nasr DO; MPH

We keep asking whether AI can outperform doctors. A new Nature Health study (May 1, 2026) flips the question: do PATIENTS perform differently when the listener is an AI?

In a preregistered, randomized, between-subjects experiment of 500 adults, participants who believed they were chatting with an AI chatbot — versus a human physician — produced symptom reports that were ~8% less suitable for an initial urgency assessment (Cohen's d = 0.34, P<0.001). Same prompts. Same conditions. Just a different perceived listener.

Clinical perspective: Self-triage AI is only as good as the history it gets. If patients withhold or compress information when they assume the other end is a machine, even a well-validated model will mis-triage. This is a behavioral failure mode that won't show up in benchmarks where the input data is curated. It's also a reminder that FDA clearance — and even strong model accuracy on vignettes — does not equal real-world clinical performance.

Strengths: preregistered, randomized, peer-reviewed, decent sample size. Limitations to weigh: simulated rather than real clinical encounters, GPT-5.2 used as the rater of report quality (LLM-as-judge), and a single recruitment platform. A useful signal, not a final answer.

The takeaway for clinicians and health-system leaders deploying patient-facing AI: design the front door for trust and disclosure. Coach patients on what to share. Audit what gets lost.

#AIinMedicine #DigitalHealth #PatientSafety #ClinicalAI #HealthTech #LLM #EvidenceBasedMedicine #InternalMedicin

4 days ago (edited) | [YT] | 4

Dr. Ashkan Nasr DO; MPH

A new milestone in AI-guided cardiology just landed — and it deserves a closer look from clinicians.

On April 28, 2026, the U.S. FDA cleared (and CE Mark approved) Abbott's Ultreon™ 3.0 Software — the first optical coherence tomography (OCT) platform in the U.S. and Europe to integrate high-resolution intravascular imaging with AI-automated plaque analysis during percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI).

Why it's clinically meaningful:

• A single 1-second OCT pullback produces cross-sectional coronary images at higher resolution than IVUS — and with low-or-zero contrast, which matters for the ~25% of CAD patients who also have chronic kidney disease.

• AI characterizes plaque morphology and supports the interventionalist in selecting optimal stent size and landing zones, then performs a post-procedure assessment to confirm restored flow.

• With over 600,000 PCIs performed annually in the U.S. and 885,000+ in Europe, even modest gains in precision and consistency could translate into meaningful patient-level outcomes at scale.

The bigger story is one we're seeing across specialties: AI is moving out of "future tech" framing and into bedside decision support. Our job as physicians isn't to compete with these tools — it's to understand them well enough to deploy them wisely, recognize their limits, and keep the patient at the center.

I unpack tools like this — clinical use, workflow impact, and ethical trade-offs — on my YouTube channel. Search "AskDoctorAsh" on YouTube, or DM me.

— Dr. Ashkan Nasr, DO, MPH

Source: Abbott press release, "Abbott receives FDA clearance and CE Mark for next-generation Ultreon™ 3.0 AI-powered coronary imaging platform," April 28, 2026.

#AIinMedicine #DigitalHealth #InterventionalCardiology #InternalMedicine #HealthTech #FDA #ClinicalAI

6 days ago | [YT] | 10

Dr. Ashkan Nasr DO; MPH

​Happy Holidays to my incredible community! 🎄 As the year winds down, I wanted to take a moment to thank you all for your incredible support, thoughtful comments, and for being part of this journey. Whether you’re taking a well-deserved break or working through the season, I hope your holidays are filled with joy and relaxation. See you in the New Year with more exciting content! ✨

4 months ago | [YT] | 17

Dr. Ashkan Nasr DO; MPH

🚀 Bridging Medicine & Technology | Dr. Ash – Attending Hospitalist, Educator & AI in Medicine Advocate 💡

10 months ago | [YT] | 3

Dr. Ashkan Nasr DO; MPH

From Immigrant Dreams to Resident of the Year: A Journey of Service, Resilience, and Purpose

Hey everyone!

I'm still trying to process what it means to hold the Resident of the Year and Guzman Award in my hands. These aren't just accolades—they're the weight of every sleepless night spent at a patient's bedside, every moment of doubt I pushed through, every small victory that reminded me why I chose this path. They carry the echoes of countless conversations with worried families, the quiet satisfaction of making a difference, and the overwhelming privilege of being trusted with human lives in their most vulnerable moments.

But these awards hold an even deeper significance for someone who never imagined they'd be possible. As an immigrant who arrived with dreams bigger than my suitcase and hope heavier than my fears, every step toward this moment felt like walking through fog—uncertain, sometimes lonely, but always moving forward. There were nights I questioned whether I belonged here, whether my accent would be understood, whether my differences would be seen as deficits. These awards are proof that our backgrounds don't limit our futures—they enrich them.
My heart has always been drawn to public health, to advocacy, to lifting others as I climb. These honors whisper what I've always hoped to be true—that showing up authentically, leading with empathy, and never forgetting where you came from isn't just enough, it's exactly what medicine needs. They remind me that every time I chose compassion over convenience, mentorship over personal gain, I was building something bigger than myself.

My voice breaks a little when I think about everyone who made this possible. To my mentors—you saw potential when I only saw obstacles. To my attendings—you pushed me to be better even when I thought I had nothing left to give. To my co-residents—you became the family I never knew I needed, sharing both the weight of our calling and the joy of small victories.

As I transition into my role as a hospitalist physician and educator, these awards serve not as endpoints but as waypoints—reminders of the responsibility we carry and the impact we can make when we lead with purpose, serve with humility, and never stop climbing toward our highest potential.

To anyone watching who feels like their dreams are too big, or their path too uncertain—keep going. Your background isn't a barrier; it's your superpower. Keep believing, keep serving, keep climbing.
The journey continues. 🩺

Thank you for watching and supporting this journey. If this resonated with you, please like, subscribe, and share your own story in the comments below. Let's build a community of dreamers who refuse to give up.
#ResidencyGraduation #ResidentOfTheYear #GuzmanAward #ImmigrantPhysician #InternalMedicine #LeadershipInMedicine #PhysicianJourney #CorpusChristiMedicalCenter #DOproud #Gratitude #HospitalistLife #MedicalEducation #PurposeDrivenMedicine #Resilience #MedicalResident #DoctorLife #ImmigrantStory #MedSchool #Inspiration

10 months ago | [YT] | 4

Dr. Ashkan Nasr DO; MPH

🚨 New Episode Drops MONDAY at 11:30 AM CST! 🚨
Ready to cut your charting time in half? Learn how to harness the power of AI with Prompt Engineering for Doctors – practical, fast, and physician-tested. Don’t miss this game-changing episode! 💡🩺 #PhysicianEfficiency #AIinMedicine #PromptEngineering #ChatGPT #DoctorLife

10 months ago | [YT] | 1

Dr. Ashkan Nasr DO; MPH

🚨 Episode 2 Drops Tomorrow! 🚨
Get ready for another high-yield, AI-powered review session covering everything from MDS and MS to Graves’ disease and CRT! Tune in tomorrow at 11:30 AM Central for your rapid dose of Internal Medicine insights—powered by Gamma AI and Manus AI. Don’t miss it! 💥📚

11 months ago | [YT] | 0

Dr. Ashkan Nasr DO; MPH

🧠 COMING SOON — Not all ChatGPTs are created equal… especially in medicine.

In my next video, I break down GPT-4, GPT-4 Turbo, and GPT-3.5 — which one should YOU use as a physician? From clinical documentation to patient education and admin work, I’ll show you exactly how to pick the right AI assistant for your workflow. 👨‍⚕️🤖

🔔 Stay tuned. This one could change the way you practice.
#PhysicianEfficiency #AIinMedicine #ChatGPT4 #AskDoctorAsh #MedicalAI

11 months ago | [YT] | 2

Dr. Ashkan Nasr DO; MPH

Exciting News!!! Get ready for a groundbreaking episode on the Physician Efficiency Series! We're taking you inside the first U.S. medical school to fully integrate Artificial Intelligence into its curriculum – the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. Discover how they're training the next generation of doctors with cutting-edge AI tools like ChatGPT Edu, hear directly from students and faculty about the impact, and learn how this pioneering approach can inspire other institutions to embrace the future of medical education. You won't want to miss this look at how AI is revolutionizing how we prepare our future physicians! Stay tuned!

11 months ago | [YT] | 1