Artificial intelligence has become more than a buzzword in medicine. It’s here, working alongside clinicians in ways that were nearly unimaginable a decade ago.
One of the key advantages of problem-based learning is that it enables students to develop effective problem-solving skills such as analysis, decision-making and reflection. By implementing problem-based learning in the classroom, faculty therefore helps to develop well-rounded medics with advanced critical thinking and communication skills that will serve them well throughout their careers.
