As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes increasingly integrated into medical education and patient care, one truth remains constant: communication is at the heart of effective, compassionate medicine. While AI tools can support efficiency, decision making, and access to information, they cannot replace the human connection that underpins trust, empathy and patient-centered care.
This insightful presentation and Q&A session addresses key topics, including:
- How patient-centered communication skills will need to be expanded in an AI-enabled health care environment
- Why communication skills are more critical than ever for learners and practicing clinicians
- The role of formative assessment, feedback and reflection in developing communication skills
- What recent research on perceived AI empathy means — and does not mean — for medical education
Speakers
Get to know the presenters of the Communication Skills in the Age of AI webinar.
Stephanie Mann, MD, MS HPEd
Director of Curricular Affairs, NBME
Nancy Hayes, PhD
Associate Professor, Clinical Foundations, Florida State University College of Medicine
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