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Simulated patient interactions are a key element of medical training for students at UT Southwestern. These interactions with a patient actor are used to measure a student’s knowledge, interpersonal skills, and notetaking to prepare them for work in the clinic. Andrew Jamieson, Ph.D., Assistant Professor in the Lyda Hill Department of Bioinformatics, and his colleagues developed AI algorithms that can score the students’ clinical notes to swiftly provide feedback.

How AI will advance healthcare - UT System AI Symposium 2024

Training courses and educational resources for using AI applications at UT Southwestern.

UT Southwestern is dedicated to using research to bridge the gap between new AI technologies and current health care needs.

To promote safe and effective use of AI at UTSW, we partner with generative AI vendors to offer safe and effective tools for clinicians, researchers and administrators across the institution.

Events at UTSW related to Artificial Intelligence in health care - administration, patient care and research.

Dr. Davenport's work is helping reshape how we understand and treat neurological conditions, all while fostering the next generation of scientists.

UTSW Unscripted was created to reveal the humanity behind the white coat.

Dr. Patel reflects on the personal and professional journey that shaped her path to medicine as a neurosurgeon.