Coauthor of “AI-assisted human clinical reasoning in the ICU: beyond ‘to err is human’.”[7]
2024
Fellowship began July 1, 2023.
As of 2026 · Current relationship
Bakr Jundi trained at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, completed residency at SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University, and holds a master's degree in Clinical Investigation from Harvard Medical School. From Homs, Syria, he was listed in a Brigham and Women's Hospital Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine fellowship profile as a Class of 2026, Year 3 fellow, with fellowship training beginning July 1, 2023. His professional interests include the host immune response in lung health and disease and artificial intelligence in medicine. His current research focuses on applying large language models in the ICU. In 2024, he was an equal-contributing coauthor of a perspective on AI-assisted clinical reasoning in critical care.
From Homs, Syria.
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Training includes Fellowship began July 1, 2023., Listed as a fellow in Class of 2026, Year 3., Completed residency at SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University., and Trained at the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland., plus 3 more records.
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As of 2026
Coauthor of “AI-assisted human clinical reasoning in the ICU: beyond ‘to err is human’.”[7]
2024
Coauthor of “AI-assisted human clinical reasoning in the ICU: beyond ‘to err is human’,” published in 2024.[7]
2024
Current research focuses on applying large language models in the ICU.[5]
Professional interest in the host immune response in lung health and disease.[5]
Professional interest in the use of artificial intelligence in medicine.[5]
Was designated as an equal-contributing author on the 2024 ICU clinical-reasoning perspective.[7]
2024