Asst. Prof. Surgery @psau_edu_sa | AI in Medicine Author 'Prompt Medicine' | Editor J Surgery Pak | Founder @ShamimEntrprss | Transforming Health & Wealth.

Al-Kharj, Saudi Arabia
Joined October 2010
The free digital editions I promised are live. Clinico-Basic Pharmacology 7th ed. and Essentials of Surgery 9th ed. (Vols I & II), full text, free to read. Built for readers in Pakistan, where Amazon shipping cost is too much for my students. flipbooks.shamim.pro #MedEd #Surgery
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Essentials of Surgery, 9th edition, is out. It needed two volumes. 49 chapters across nine sections, printed in full color. A single paperback at that length would have meant cutting chapters.
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In Pakistan, the Gulf, or South Asia? Amazon does not print in these regions, so a paperback has to ship internationally and become expensive. Free flipbook editions will soon be available, to serve the community.
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Clinico-Basic Pharmacology, 7th Edition is out. 25 chapters, 218 one-best-answer questions with answer key, OSPE stations, updated drug classes. Paperback on Amazon (link available at surgeonshamim.com/books) I will soon release free digital edition to serve the community, so students who can't easily order print can still use it. #MedEd #Pharmacology
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I went quiet for a few months. Here's why. Instead of posting, I was building. A multi-market terminal — Pakistan, US, Türkiye, Saudi, crypto & commodities — with a rating engine I designed myself. 35 years of investing, turned into a system. It's live. I'm back. Let me show you what it does. 🧵 shamim.pro
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I am delighted to announce the forthcoming 9th Edition of "Essentials of Surgery: Comprehensive & Quick Review of Surgery". This milestone edition continues a 30+ year legacy of providing unparalleled surgical education, first established in 1994. This updated volume is designed to meet the evolving needs of medical students and professionals. It offers a comprehensive yet concise review, integrating the latest surgical techniques and advancements, from laparoscopic to robotic surgery. Key highlights of the 9th Edition include: •In-depth, exam-focused content for MBBS/MD, BDS, USMLE, FCPS, and FRCS preparation. •A strong emphasis on connecting foundational theory with contemporary clinical practice. •High-yield information curated for optimal learning outcomes. •Continued dedication to being a trusted resource for generations of medical students worldwide. I invite my colleagues and the broader medical community to anticipate this essential update. Further details on its release will be shared shortly. #Surgery #MedicalTextbook #9thEdition #MuhammadShamim #MedicalProfessionals #SurgicalEducation #Healthcare #ContinuousLearning
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Six weeks ago, Prompt Medicine Foundation Course went live. It began as an educational experiment around one central question: How should physicians think safely with AI? Since launch on 17 March 2026, the response has been encouraging. Current progress: • 25 enrollments across multiple countries • 4 physicians have already successfully completed the course Learners to date include colleagues from: • Saudi Arabia • Pakistan • Australia • United States • United Arab Emirates • Turkey • Israel • Germany • United Kingdom For a niche course focused not on AI hype—but on clinical reasoning, judgment, trust calibration, and professional responsibility—this early international uptake is meaningful. It suggests that physicians globally recognize the same emerging gap: We are adopting AI tools faster than we are preparing clinicians to use them safely. Prompt Medicine was built to address that gap. The course focuses on: • AI limitations in clinical settings • Automation bias and over-trust • Physician accountability in AI-assisted care • Preserving independent clinical judgment • Cognitive frameworks for responsible AI use Looking ahead I would particularly welcome conversations with: • Medical schools • Residency / postgraduate training programs • Hospitals and healthcare groups • Professional colleges and societies • CME / CPD providers that are exploring structured physician education in this area. This is still early—but the need is real, global, and growing. 🔗 pmcourse.surgeonshamim.com/ #AIinMedicine #MedicalEducation #HealthcareInnovation #ClinicalReasoning #DigitalHealth #CME
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Most discussions about AI in medicine focus on tools. The real issue is how AI changes the way physicians think. A short thread 🧵
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This means safe AI integration in medicine requires more than tools training. It requires cognitive preparation for physicians. Trust calibration. Risk recognition. Decision ownership.
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Over the past few years I have been working on an educational framework addressing these issues. It has now evolved into the Prompt Medicine Foundation Course. The course portal is now live. pmcourse.surgeonshamim.com/
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The Prompt Medicine Foundation Course is designed for: • Practicing physicians • Medical educators • Residents and trainees • Healthcare professionals exploring AI integration It does not require technical background. It focuses on safe, responsible cognitive integration of AI into medical practice. As AI tools become increasingly embedded in healthcare systems, physicians must remain the final decision-makers. More information about the course: pmcourse.surgeonshamim.com/
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AI in medicine is not only a technological transformation. It is also a cognitive research frontier. Key questions emerging now include: • Are physicians cognitively ready for AI-assisted medicine? • How well do doctors calibrate trust in AI outputs? • Does routine AI use alter clinical reasoning? These questions are central to the Prompt Medicine initiative. The foundation course is the educational component of this broader effort. Course portal: pmcourse.surgeonshamim.com/
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AI and Physician Responsibility No matter how advanced AI becomes: The physician remains: • Legally responsible • Ethically accountable • Clinically answerable AI may assist thinking. But it cannot absorb responsibility. That principle forms the foundation of the Prompt Medicine educational framework. The course explores how physicians can integrate AI into practice while maintaining professional accountability. More information: pmcourse.surgeonshamim.com/
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