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Sholem Hack,Lilia Ann Crew,Armin Farzad et al. Sholem Hack et al.
Background: Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly relevant to medical training, yet formal AI instruction remains limited. This study examined medical students' awareness, perceived access to AI-integrated learning...
Laura Spinnewijn,Esmee N de Jong,Anne M van Altena et al. Laura Spinnewijn et al.
Background: Clinical clerkships are essential for Dutch medical students to gain practical experience, but the learning environment in these rotations is often suboptimal. Hierarchical structures and cultural resistance t...
Saurabh K Bansal,Manajyoti Yadav,Jianing Zhou et al. Saurabh K Bansal et al.
Background: Grading medical student patient notes (PNs) is resource-intensive. Natural language processing (NLP) offers a promising solution to automatically grade PNs. We deployed an automated grading system that uses NL...
Mandy Young,Cathy Kline,Angela Towle Mandy Young
Teachers in the health professions increasingly see the benefits of involving patients in their educational activities and are looking for good practice guidelines on how best to do this, especially when they lack experience. Patient partne...
Karishma Sriram,Angela Zhu,Kathleen Timme et al. Karishma Sriram et al.
Background: Resident-as-teacher (RaT) curricula are often time-limited experiences without opportunities to practice real-world teaching. We implemented a longitudinal RaT programme with self-study resources and opportuni...
Daniel G Young,Lisa E Herrmann,Oloruntosin Adeyanju et al. Daniel G Young et al.
Background: We implemented a virtual reality (VR) communication curriculum, delivered via video teleconferencing, to fourth-year medical students entering paediatric residency. We aimed to assess the impact of a VR curric...