OpenEvidence and Johns Hopkins Partner on Medical AI and Education

Oct 13, 2026
OpenEvidence and Johns Hopkins Medicine will develop an AI focused medical education model and clinical tools that combine research evidence with patient histories.

OpenEvidence announced a strategic collaboration with Johns Hopkins Medicine on medical education and clinical care. The organizations will design an education model that combines foundational medical training with adaptive AI systems.

The education work will focus on pathophysiology, evidence based medicine, clinical reasoning, diagnostic skills and patient care. The planned AI systems will also support continued learning by physicians.

OpenEvidence and Johns Hopkins Medicine will develop clinical tools that synthesize medical evidence alongside a patient's history and care practices established at Johns Hopkins. The organizations say the tools are meant to help clinicians reason through that information and make the best decision for each patient.

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