Project information
Innovative educational methods for medical students preparing for the Objective Structured Clinical Examination

The OSCE+AI project, planned for implementation under the NAWA Strategic Partnerships program, supports The Medical University of Silesia (SUM) strategy for integrating modern IT technologies in medical education. Through collaboration with the University of Cambridge (UK) and Masaryk University (Czech Republic), SUM is developing innovative educational methods for medical students preparing for the Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE), implementing artificial intelligence-based teaching tools (OSCE+AI). The OSCE+AI software will be integrated with the “Virtual Patient” platform and used in an international OSCE exam preparation program. The project will include Development and Implementation of the AI-Powered OSCE+AI Tool, Integration of OSCE+AI with the Wirtualny Pacjent Platform, and Implementation and Adoption of OSCE+AI in Medical Curricula. The project involves exchanges (mobility) of students, doctoral students and academic staff (scientific, teaching, research, administrative) from Poland and abroad, including both stationary and hybrid and remote forms.