How can we ensure that innovations like AI strengthen, rather than replace, the human connection at the heart of patient care?
I had the opportunity to join The Future of Health Podcast with HOSA to discuss how medical education can continue to cultivate a compassionate workforce. The AAMC is working to emphasize both personal and professional competencies - not just technical knowledge, but skills like empathy, communication, and collaboration. These are not "soft skills," but essential ones that directly influence patient outcomes. Listen to the conversation: NaShieka Knight: The Future of Health Podcast Ep. 5.
I'd love to hear how your institutions are keeping the human touch central in an AI-driven world!
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| NaShieka Knight: The Future of Health Podcast Ep. 5 |
| What makes a truly exceptional healthcare professional? Beyond medical knowledge and technical expertise lies something equally crucial-the ability to connect with patients through empathy, communication, and compassion. NaShieka Knight, Director of Workforce Transformation at the American Association of Medical Colleges (AAMC), brings profound insights into how we're reshaping healthcare education to build a more compassionate, diverse workforce. |
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NaShieka Knight
Director, Workforce Transformation
Association of American Medical Colleges
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