OSCEai: personalized interactive learning for undergraduate medical education
Eddie Guo,
Rashi Ramchandani,
Ye-Jean Park
et al.
Abstract:Background: This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of the OSCEai, a large language model-based platform that simulates clinical encounters, in enhancing undergraduate medical education.
Methods: A web-based application, OSCEai, was developed to bridge theoretical and practical learning. Following use, medical students from the University of Calgary Class of 2026 completed an anonymized survey on the usability, utility, and overall experience of OSCEai.
Results: A total of 37 respondents answered the ano… Show more
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