Dr. Hossam attends the activities of the Third International Medical Conference

At the invitation of Dr. Siddiq Afifi, President of Merritt University, today, April 21, 2024, within the activities of the Third International Medical Conference, which is organized by Merritt University in Sohag, Dr. Hossam Badrawi attended as a guest of honor and was received by Dr. Siddiq Afifi, the founder of the university, Dr. Sawsan Morsi, the president of the university, Dr. Nabil Nour El-Din, the representative, and Dr. Alaa Radwan, the president of the conference, where he delivered a memorial lecture under the title: Universities are builders of civilization or providers of educational services (the medical model), during which he discussed his vision for higher education and what he needs and needs from him, speaking at This issue is about the necessity of the proliferation and spread of universities and their development, and about the role of universities in creating knowledge, innovation and innovation, especially in societies that have become stagnant and no longer able to change. Then Dr. Badrawi spoke about the role of universities in creating harmony between knowledge and its means and how to create the positive critical mentality that relies on its criticism. On science and knowledge, then he presented the functions of universities as defined by the Magnakarta Observatory, which are well-being, order, meaning, and truth, then the role of universities in strengthening human values ​​and crystallizing them in societal behaviors. Then Dr. Badrawi moved to the second part of his lecture, which came under the title The Future of Integrated Medical Education, where During it, Dr. Badrawi spoke about several topics, starting with the role of artificial intelligence and augmented reality in practical training, which are now achieving the goals of clinical trials efficiently without exposing patients to risks, and about increasing students’ abilities to develop learning methods and self-education, stressing the necessity of expanding the availability of distance education systems and enhancing Its platforms, then Dr. Badrawi presented some of the challenges related to artificial intelligence systems and how to deal with them in terms of ethical, security and cost challenges, how to make them integrated and available, narrow skill gaps, the need to train teachers more, and finally the cultural resistance that may appear when adopting artificial intelligence systems. Then Dr. Badrawi concluded He gave his lecture in a wonderful atmosphere and with approval and support from all those present