AI drafts and grades image-based neurosurgery exam questions with expert oversight
A single-center study found multimodal AI models could draft image-dependent neurosurgery exam questions and grade resident responses with about 90% ...
Tag: Medical Education
AI Literacy Linked to Positive Attitudes While AI Anxiety Is Associated with Negative Views in Speech-Language Therapy Students
A survey of 313 speech-language therapy students in Türkiye found self-reported AI literacy was associated with more positive attitudes toward ...
Medical students call for intercultural competency teaching across the whole curriculum
A qualitative study of 13 first- and second-year medical students at Imperial College School of Medicine reports that students want ...
Emergency physicians in Taiwan describe how they weave quality domains into teaching feedback
A qualitative study of 14 Taiwanese emergency physicians found that patient-centeredness and safety dominated their self-described teaching feedback, while equity ...
Fully immersive VR adds no measurable learning gain over laptop simulation in medical training trial
A crossover trial of third-year medical students found head-mounted display virtual reality produced no significant performance or confidence gains over ...
Simulation training for advance care planning reviewed across 28 studies
A systematic review of 28 studies covering 4,081 healthcare trainees finds that simulation programmes for advance care planning predominantly target ...
From small 1997 initiative to one of Europe’s largest breast imaging societies
A society statement in European Radiology Breast traces EUSOBI's growth from a 1997 initiative to 2,750 members in 98 countries ...
Health systems still carry colonial hierarchies, argues new decolonization commentary
A new perspective in Discover Health Systems argues that modern medicine emerged alongside colonial capitalism and proposes pathways for restructuring ...
Medical students in Pakistan describe how they stay resilient while learning on social media
A qualitative case study of 25 medical students at one Pakistani college reports cross-sectional differences in digital resilience strategies across ...
Medical educators propose an ‘Ecological Gatekeeper’ framework linking planetary health to core clinical training
Researchers have built a three-dimensional 'Ecological Gatekeeper' framework that maps Germany's NKLM 2.0 medical competencies to planetary health principles for ...
Holocaust Medicine Seminar Associated With Reported Ethical Gains Among Military Medical Students
A mixed methods study of 173 military medical students found that a seminar on medicine's role in the Holocaust was ...
VR proves more fun but less practical than desktop simulation in orthoptics training
University of Liverpool orthoptics students found virtual reality more enjoyable than a desktop strabismus simulator but rated the computer tool ...
Medical students say health policy shapes their career plans
A survey of Colorado medical students found high self-reported awareness of policy changes, with many linking reproductive health policy to ...
No One to Blame: A Psychiatry Trainee Learns Guilt Is Not Culpability
A psychiatry trainee's published reflection describes confronting guilt without culpability after a patient's suicide, and helping medical students distinguish responsibility ...
Virtual AI-in-medicine program for high schoolers reports six-year pilot results
A six-year internal evaluation of the fully virtual EDIT AI program reports 284 high school participants, improved self-reported familiarity with ...
Physicians Say Humanistic Care Survives Through Relationships, Not Formal Curricula
A qualitative focus group study of 26 U.S. physicians finds that humanistic practice is cultivated mainly through relationships with patients, ...
Medical Students Worldwide Mostly Prefer Multimodal Learning, Review Finds
A systematic review of 123 studies covering 32,599 medical students in 33 countries found multimodal learning was the most common ...
Simulated Terror Attack Training Boosts Medical Students’ Emergency Preparedness
A simulated terrorist attack exercise at a Spanish medical school significantly raised fifth-year students' perceived preparedness and correct first-response knowledge ...
Helping others drives satisfaction, grades drive stress among Lithuanian medical students
A survey of 864 medical students in Lithuania found that the desire to help others was the strongest motivation linked ...
Short Simulation Sessions Boost Medical Students’ Ultrasound Knowledge and Confidence
A prospective cohort study found that mandatory short ultrasound simulation sessions significantly improved fifth-year medical students' ultrasound knowledge and self-confidence.
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