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    OpenMed

    OpenMed

    Open source healthcare AI

    ...Its core purpose is to provide specialized medical entity extraction, PII detection and de-identification, assertion-aware analysis, and related healthcare text processing capabilities without locking users into a proprietary platform. The project includes a curated registry of more than a dozen medical NER models focused on areas such as diseases, drugs, anatomy, genes, and protected health information, and it is built to support both research and deployment scenarios. OpenMed can be used in three main ways: as a simple Python API for scripts and notebooks, as a Docker-friendly FastAPI service for backend integration, and as a batch-processing system for multi-document workflows.
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    Prompt Engineering Interactive Tutorial

    Prompt Engineering Interactive Tutorial

    Anthropic's Interactive Prompt Engineering Tutorial

    Prompt-eng-interactive-tutorial is a comprehensive, hands-on tutorial that teaches the craft of prompt engineering with Claude through guided, executable lessons. It starts with the anatomy of a good prompt and moves into techniques that deliver the “80/20” gains—separating instructions from data, specifying schemas, and setting evaluation criteria. The course leans heavily on realistic failure modes (ambiguity, hallucination, brittle instructions) and shows how to iteratively debug prompts the way you would debug code. ...
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