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Endpoints·May 14·1 min read
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Penn Medicine to Leverage $1.1 Million AI Grant for Doctor Training Program

May 14, 2026·read at Endpoints ↗Neutral

Penn Medicine announced plans to incorporate artificial intelligence into its physician education efforts after receiving a $1.1 million grant from an education grant program in January.

The grant will fund development of AI-driven tools that can simulate clinical scenarios and provide feedback to trainees, aiming to enhance diagnostic skills and decision-making.

Hospital officials said the initiative is intended to complement existing curricula and could serve as a model for other academic health systems seeking to modernize medical training.

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Original headline: “How Penn Medicine plans to use AI to train their doctors”

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