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Mohamed Benfatah1, Ilham Elazizi2, Abderrahmane Lamiri2
1Université Hassan Premier de Settat, Institut supérieur des sciences de la santé, Laboratoire des sciences et technologies de la santé, route de Casablanca, 26000 Settat, Maroc.
Abstract:
The integration of clinical simulation and artificial intelligence (AI) into healthcare education and practice is a powerful driver of transformation in the field. Contrary to some common misconceptions, these technologies are not intended to replace healthcare professionals, but rather to enhance their skills in clinical reasoning, communication, and self-confidence. Our research, conducted with nursing and midwifery students, has shown that high-fidelity simulation, combined with AI tools, significantly improves both technical and non-technical skills.
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