Individual and Professional Factors Influencing the Use of Artificial Intelli-gence in Medicine: A Multivariate Study Across Latin America.

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Keywords: Artificial Intelligence, Medical Education, Medical Research, Academic Research, Critical Thinking

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El texto reflexiona críticamente sobre el uso de la inteligencia artificial en la investigación y educación médica, destacando riesgos pedagógicos, éticos y formativos, y subrayando la necesidad de una integración regulada que preserve el razonamiento clínico y científico humano.

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Published
29-01-2026
How to Cite
Toala Mora, A. M. (2026). Individual and Professional Factors Influencing the Use of Artificial Intelli-gence in Medicine: A Multivariate Study Across Latin America. Spanish Journal of Medical Education, 7(1). Retrieved from https://revistas.um.es/edumed/article/view/699091
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Vol. 7 No. 1 (2026): Spanish Journal of Medical Education
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Letters to Director

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