Enzhe Kharisova
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Enzhe Kharisova is a researcher at the intersection of medical education, digital health, and artificial intelligence, with a particular focus on transforming clinical training through technology. Her most cited work, "Architecture of a student training computer program for preparing professional outpatient consulting skills within an electronic medical records system during COVID-19 alertness situation" (2021), addresses a critical need during the pandemic: the rapid integration of simulation-based learning into medical curricula. Kharisova proposed a novel architecture that combines electronic medical records (EMR) systems with elements of robotics and AI to create realistic, interactive environments for developing outpatient consulting skills. This contribution is especially significant as it offers a scalable solution for maintaining educational continuity when in-person clinical exposure is limited. With 2 citations, her work has informed subsequent discussions on leveraging digital tools for competency-based medical training. Kharisova’s research underscores the growing importance of human-machine collaboration in healthcare education, paving the way for more resilient, technology-enhanced pedagogical models that prepare future physicians for both routine and crisis scenarios.
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