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Linda Chang1, Radhika Sreedhar2
1University of Illinois Chicago-Rockford College of Medicine, 1601 Parkview Ave Rockford, Il, Chicago, 61107 USA.
Abstract:
The rapid integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into healthcare necessitates curricular reforms to prepare future providers. Despite AI in medicine training frameworks from NAM and WHO, most medical students receive minimal AI education. Our institution developed a phased, theory-driven AI in Medicine curriculum guided by connectivism and constructivism. Using stakeholder engagement, needs assessment of 529 students, and backward design, we integrated AI literacy into preclinical, clinical clerkships, and an elective course. This spiral curriculum reinforces application through case studies and hands-on activities, fostering clinical relevance. Our implementation offers a scalable model for integrating AI competencies within the health professions curriculum.
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