Casey McQuade

About

Casey McQuade is an Assistant Professor at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center in the United States. His research areas encompass the intersection of artificial intelligence and medical education, including the impact of clinical summary composition on diagnostic accuracy and cognitive processes involved in clinical reasoning. Recent publications include studies on time pressure in diagnosing clinical cases and innovative web-based formats for teaching. His work also addresses palliative care and its effects on patient outcomes in heart failure.