Research on Humanistic Quality Higher Medical Education Based on Internet of Things and Intelligent Computing

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Abstract

The importance of the humanities in promoting economic and social development is becoming increasingly clear. Combining humanities with higher medical education in order to meet the needs of medical talent training in the new situation has become a key component of higher medical education reform and development. Adult higher medical education is an integral part of higher medical education, but it has different training objectives and training objects than regular higher medical education. These technological advancements are certain to hasten the continued emergence of education cloud or industry cloud, create a good information-based environment for education informatization improvement, and pose technical challenges to resource allocation in intelligent computing environments. Humanistic quality higher medical education based on the Internet of Things and intelligent computing makes the efficient intelligent information system more open, interactive, and coordinated, allowing students and teachers to perceive a variety of teaching resources more comprehensively.

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Shang, R., & Qin, Y. (2022). Research on Humanistic Quality Higher Medical Education Based on Internet of Things and Intelligent Computing. Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience, 2022. https://doi.org/10.1155/2022/8633190

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