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Enamed results show poor performance in one-third of medical courses
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The Ministry of Education released on Monday (19) the results of the first Enamed edition, an exam assessing medical training in Brazil. About one-third of evaluated courses received low scores, affecting nearly 14,000 graduates. The CFM president called the outcome 'alarming'.
A recent Ascun study shows artificial intelligence is now a reality in Colombian higher education, but most institutions lack policies and structures for its regulation. While 88.5% of students use it for assignments, only 55.2% of higher education institutions have AI guidelines. Public policy lags behind, creating gaps in equity and educational quality.