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ATSU’s AI era

As we navigate an era of unprecedented innovation, ATSU remains dedicated to our osteopathic heritage and equipping our students with the knowledge and skills necessary to excel in a rapidly evolving healthcare landscape. In this issue of Still Magazine, we explore the importance of listening to and thoroughly examining patients, the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) in our health professions programs, and demonstrating how technology and tradition can synergistically come together to enhance both education and patient care.

AI technology holds immense promise in revolutionizing healthcare education by providing new tools and resources for teaching, learning, and research. At ATSU, we are integrating AI into our curricula to create immersive and interactive learning experiences. These advancements allow our students to engage with complex healthcare scenarios in ways previously unimaginable. Turn to Page 12 to discover how we are harnessing the power of AI to enhance the educational experience.

Despite the many benefits AI offers, it cannot replace the human element essential for providing compassionate, whole person healthcare. Linnette Sells, DO, ’82, shares her insights on the enduring importance of physical exam skills on Page 24. Additionally, our faculty at the St. Louis Dental Center showcase an innovative approach to a complex patient case on Page 30, highlighting the ongoing interplay between cutting-edge technology and hands-on clinical expertise.

Furthermore, ATSU’s Board of Trustees is committed to the University’s ongoing development and innovation. As we continue to grow, our governance structure has been updated to reflect our four locations and to lay a solid foundation for future leadership. The new structure includes a chancellor overseeing the entire University system, supported by two regional presidents – one for Kirksville and St. Louis, Missouri, and another for Mesa, Arizona, and Santa Maria, California. This streamlined approach enhances efficiency and ensures responsible use of resources, all in support of ATSU’s mission and vision.

Through your continued support, we are shaping the future of healthcare education and driving positive change in the communities we serve. Thank you for being a part of our journey.

Yours in service,

Craig M. Phelps, DO, ’84
ATSU Chancellor

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