Our Mission in Emergency Medicine Education
ED AI Tutor aims to support clinicians, trainees, and educators by providing real-world scenarios, clinical reasoning tools, and evidence-based resources to enhance emergency medicine practice and learning.
Medical Disclaimer
ED AI Tutor is an educational emergency medicine platform only. It does not provide medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment for real patients.
All content produced by the platform may be generalised, incomplete, inaccurate, or outdated. However, the platform’s clinical reasoning and exam content are informed by reputable sources, including Australian, New Zealand, and UK emergency medicine guidelines, ACEM-aligned textbooks, and accredited emergency medicine education sites, and these resources are continually reviewed and updated over time.
For real clinical decisions, always follow:
- Your local hospital guidelines
- Standard emergency medicine resources
- Senior clinician advice
- Your own professional judgement
ED AI Tutor and its creator assume no liability for any actions taken based on the information from this site or any AI-generated outputs.
About EDAiTutor
EDAiTutor is a next-generation Emergency Medicine companion — created by a clinician, for clinicians. Built on advanced AI, its behaviour rules and reasoning framework are carefully written and tested by real emergency doctors. The platform is coded to think in line with Australian, New Zealand, and UK emergency guidelines, and draws from trusted FOAMed and accredited medical resources.
At its core, EDAiTutor helps clinicians and students reason through real-world cases. Each case begins with internal clinical logic from its structured knowledge base, then expands outward — comparing insights across global, evidence-based emergency medicine sites 🌐. Every answer includes references to standard guidelines and key learning sources.
The EDAiTutor – EBM Research Assistant module supports deeper inquiry: it can analyse research questions, review the latest studies, and guide users through evidence-based appraisal.
Upcoming additions include a fellowship-style question bank for Emergency Medicine and Urgent Care exams — designed to turn exam preparation into an interactive learning experience.
EDAiTutor is free to use (currently hosted via ChatGPT). Users on the free version of ChatGPT may experience limited access, but an open, unrestricted version is coming soon.
Created and developed by Nish Paramsothy, EDAiTutor continues to evolve — blending clinical wisdom, global evidence, and technology to support critical thinking in every emergency