THE ROLE OF MEDISENSE IN EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING

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2024
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Abstract
The transformation of medical education in the digital era requires platforms that integrate technology, evidence-based learning, and real-time clinical training. Medisense, a digital health platform, bridges this gap by combining artificial intelligence (AI), big data analytics, and medical informatics to enhance the teaching and training of healthcare professionals. This paper examines the role of Medisense in evidence-based medical education across four key areas: (1) integrating evidence into curricula, (2) simulation-based training and skill development, (3) enhancing decision-making through clinical case repositories, and (4) addressing challenges of accessibility and ethics in Pakistan. Graphical analyses demonstrate adoption trends, improvements in training outcomes, and the barriers that remain. Findings suggest that Medisense has the potential to revolutionize medical education in Pakistan by fostering a culture of evidence-based practice and improving healthcare training efficiency.
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Authors Ayesha Siddiqui, Imran Khalid
Journal World Journal of Medicine Evidence
Year 2024
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