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May 25, 202212 citationsOpen Access

Artificial Intelligence in Undergraduate Medical Education

LMLina MoschLALouis Agha-Mir-SalimMSMerve Mükerrem Sarica

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AI will take on an increasingly important role in medicine. Therefore, AI competencies should be taught in medical school. We investigated the inventory of AI-related courses at German medical schools. The majority of faculty offer courses on AI, but mainly at the elective and introductory levels. Regarding the topic of AI, there is a gap in German medical education that should be closed.

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Mosch et al. (2022) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d781cbaa68b335b4f31d48https://doi.org/10.3233/shti220597
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