Mohammad Raeis Zadeh, the head of the Medical Council, emphasized the importance of the quality of medical education at the 35th Annual Congress of Ophthalmology, hosted by a group of doctors and specialists, stating: "Increasing medical capacity does not necessarily mean increasing people's access to healthcare services." These remarks by the head of the Medical Council were made in a context where the medical community in the country faces multiple challenges regarding the quality of services and specialized training.
Future Challenges for Doctors in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Raeis Zadeh further pointed out the necessity for doctors to familiarize themselves with new technologies, especially artificial intelligence, and clarified: "The future competition in medicine will be between doctors proficient in artificial intelligence and those unfamiliar with it." He emphasized the importance of learning and utilizing these technologies to enhance the quality of healthcare services and improve clinical outcomes. According to him, doctors must keep pace with technological changes and advancements to remain competitive in the medical field.
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Quality of Medical Education and Healthcare Services
Mohammad Raeis Zadeh also noted that the absence of a service is better than having a low-quality service provider. This statement clearly reflects his concerns regarding the quality of healthcare and educational services in the country. He believes that increasing the number of doctors without regard to the quality of education and services provided could seriously harm the country's health system.
This congress was an opportunity for doctors and clinical specialists to come together and discuss existing challenges and solutions. Topics such as optimal patient management, the use of technology in treatment and education, and the enhancement of doctors' scientific levels were among the main focuses of this congress.
In conclusion, Raeis Zadeh emphasized the need to pay attention to the quality of education at all levels and stated that educational programs should be designed to address the current needs and challenges of the medical community. He also stressed the importance of supporting research and innovations in the medical field so that doctors can acquire the most up-to-date information and skills.
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