We trained future doctors in Artificial Intelligence and developed their soft skills.
SciFY, together with 8 other organizations and universities:
- developed a complete Artificial Intelligence and soft skills educational program.
- created a collaborative and interactive learning platform where students were trained through theory and practical exercises and had the opportunity to collaborate with other students.
- pilot-trained medical students from 4 European countries.
- run a pilot program where the students being trained had to cooperate to address 10 medical challenges with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence.
- They worked to bring this program to other universities in Europe.
We trained future doctors in Artificial Intelligence and developed their soft skills.
- From a survey we conducted among medical professors and students from 5 European countries, we found that:
45% know nothing about Artificial Intelligence,
84% believe that they need to further develop their soft skills.
- European universities don’t have an educational program aimed at the needs of medical students where Artificial Intelligence is concerned.
We trained future doctors in Artificial Intelligence and developed their soft skills.
- See the research results on Artificial Intelligence and Soft Skills in Medicine at this link.
- Description of educational content developed here, here, and here.
- Tips for creating an online and collaborative learning platform at this link.
- Real Medical Problems solved by trained medical students using AI at this link.
- Analysis of the results and suggestions for similar training programs at this link.
- Suggestions for educational programs that medical students could take at this link.
- Methodology and results of the adoption of the AIIS educational program in European Universities at this link.
- Watch the video with experiences of students who participated in the project here.
Funding
This project is funded by Erasmus+ under KeyAction 2 (KA2), Cooperation for innovation and exchange of good practices, funded by the European Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA).
