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Educational Innovation in Healthcare Organizations: The Role and Educational Innovation in Healthcare Organizations: The Role and Function of AI in Training and Learning Processes Function of AI in Training and Learning Processes

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The research investigates how the integration of AI into training processes can enhance the effectiveness of interventions, personalize learning pathways according to individual needs, support more informed decision-making, and foster continuous and adaptive learning.

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