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Background: Mock examinations are widely used in health professional education to assess learning and prepare candidates for national licensure. However, instructor-written multiple-choice items can vary in difficulty, co...
Hiroshi Tajima,Hajime Kasai,Kiyoshi Shikino et al. Hiroshi Tajima et al.
An April 2025 survey of 118 first-year Japanese medical students found high use of generative artificial intelligence (84.7%) but limited formal learning (49.2%), with strong learning interest yet neutral assignment use, indicating a need f...
M Gabrielle Pagé,Élise Develay,Annie Talbot et al. M Gabrielle Pagé et al.
Background: Project Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes (ECHO) is an innovative model to increase capacity to treat patients in their community. Despite a growing body of evidence supporting its effectiveness, lit...
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Background: Free Open Access Medical Education has the potential to democratize access to medical knowledge globally; however, this potential remains largely unrealized, particularly in resource-limited settings. Content ...
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Background: Information security is a critical challenge in the digital age, especially for hospitals, which are prime targets for cyberattacks due to the monetary worth of sensitive medical data. Given the distinctive se...
Natsuka Suyama,Kaoru Inoue,Norikazu Kobayashi et al. Natsuka Suyama et al.
Background: Global health care education that cultivates international orientation is important for providing medical care in consideration of diverse backgrounds and collaboration with foreign medical professionals. Virt...