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Z. Karimian

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Open access Sep 2026

From paper to pixels: a pilot evaluation of the validity and reliability of virtual objective structured clinical examination in emergency medicine training

While Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCE) have been used extensively in medical education, a virtual OSCE has yet to be implemented. This study aimed to design and evaluate a virtual OSCE (v-OSCE) within emergency medicine (EM). This cross-sectional pilot validation study included all 12 clin...

L. Mosalanejad, Esmaiel Raeyatdost, Z. Karimian et al. · 0 citations
Review Open access Sep 2026

Virtual Horizons in Medicine: The Role of the Metaverse in Transforming Medical Education—A Qualitative Scoping Review

ABSTRACT Background The metaverse is defined as a three‐dimensional, interactive and persistent virtual space in which users interact with one another and with simulated environments through digital avatars. This technology, as an innovative approach to education and learning, holds transformative potential for medical...

Fariba Khanipoor, Z. Karimian · 0 citations
#artificial intelligence Open access Oct 2026

Exploring the experiences of medical sciences faculty members and students in using artificial intelligence applications: a qualitative descriptive study

The rapid emergence of generative artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping medical education worldwide. However, existing studies are predominantly quantitative and Western-centric providing limited empirical evidence regarding how medical sciences faculty members and students experience and interpret the use of...

Leila Homayouni, Z. Karimian · 0 citations
Review Open access Sep 2026

Toward a context-specific ethical framework for artificial intelligence in medical education: a critical narrative review informed by a systematic literature search

A five-domain layered framework derived from this review provides a structured approach to integrate ethical principles into curriculum design, clinical training, assessment, faculty development, and data governance.

Bahareh Ghavami Hoseinpour, Z. Karimian, Nahid Zarifsanaiey et al. · 0 citations

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