1.Simulation, artificial intelligence, and competency-based frameworks in veterinary medical education:a narrative review
Hui ZHANG ; Aoyun LI ; Ying LI ; Fazul NABI ; Hailong DONG ; Yongjiang MA
Journal of Veterinary Science 2026;27(3):e37-
and Relevance: Evidence from the literature suggests that, when integrated appropriately, simulation technologies, digital learning environments, and AI-assisted tools collectively enhance the key elements of veterinary training. These approaches can support safer clinical practice, help standardize skill development, and broaden access to quality training, particularly in resource-limited settings. Instead of hypothesizing new mechanisms, this review uses current evidence to highlight practical implications for curriculum design and clinical preparedness. Continued investment in faculty development, ethical use of AI, and infrastructure is essential for achieving sustainable, technology-enhanced veterinary education.
2.The positive role of tutorial system on the development of medical students
Jie LI ; Zhenglin LI ; Aoyun WANG ; Yu RAO ; Zhihui ZHANG ; Fang DENG
Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 2017;16(7):693-696
The development of the healthcare industry puts forward higher and higher standards on the medical education, so an effective education management mode is needed urgently for medical schools to promote the cultivation of undergraduate medical students. Tutorial system has a positive effect in building the innovative thinking, critical thinking and clinical thinking of medical students. It also helps students' innovation ability training. This paper first introduces the overview of the implementation of tutorial system in medical colleges, and then expounds the specific implementation measures of the undergraduate tutorial system in the Third Military Medical University. Investigation data shows that, accompanied with these mea-sures, the numbers of article publishes and the achievements in various competitions have been raised whereas the psychological counseling needs decreased, indicating that the tutorial system has a strong posi-tive influence on the development of medical students.

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