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Preprint – A theoretical framework for integrating AI into health professions education

Mar 29, 2025

in AI, Open access, Publication, Scholarship

Complexity, connectivism, critical pedagogy, curriculum, dialogue, health professions education, healthcare professional, identity formation, interprofessional, knowledge representation, learning community, learning theory, metacognition, power, social constructivism, theoretical framework

The ACADEMIC framework offers health professions educators a theoretically grounded approach to AI integration. Instead of focusing on controlling AI use or viewing it merely as a content generator, educators should guide students in learning with AI as a partner, emphasising the learning process over improved outputs.
“Eleven hundred hours” – Poem by a student

Aug 13, 2014

in Assessment, Ethics

assessment, ethics, knowledge representation, poem, student

For the past few years I’ve been asking my final year students to develop a learning portfolio as part of the ethics module I teach. Even though I encourage them to use different forms of knowledge representation, few of them take up the offer. However, every now and again someone submits something very different to…