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The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Medical Education and Training: Implications for Rheumatology.

Shannon Amerilda Scielzo, Salahuddin Dino Kazi• 2026• Rheumatic diseases clinics of North America

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چکیده اصلی

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing our approach to medical care in Rheumatology. From significant forthcoming changes in clinical care approaches, to changes in patient perspectives and the way they approach care, to our training approaches, changes in educational needs will be extensive. Similarly, AI will greatly support many components of training physicians but also comes with many potential concerns. Ethical expertise around utilization of AI, along with guidelines to guide practice are needed. Moreover, extensive research will be needed to help achieve these goals and support the successful integration of AI into rheumatology practice.

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