Médica Panamericana (PROMIR) uses AWS generative AI on Amazon EKS to create personalized medical exam study tutor
Médica Panamericana, in technical partnership with BinPar, developed PROMIR, a 100% online preparation system for Spain's MIR residency entrance examination. The platform uses generative AI running fully on AWS to create personalized questions, case studies, and learning materials based on each student's performance, learning patterns, strengths, and weaknesses. The solution is designed to improve accessibility by automatically generating alternative text, audio versions, and other accessibility features for learners with disabilities.
- Organization
- Médica Panamericana
- Industry
- Education
- Location
- Spain
- Published
- August 2024
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Strategic outcomes
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- Customer
- Médica Panamericana, PROMIR
- Provider
- AWS
- Maturity
- Unknown
- Linked source
- AWS Public Sector Blog
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- 1Personalized learning
- 2Content generation
- 3Accessibility
- Traditional one-size-fits-all exam preparation did not adapt to individual learning pace or student weaknesses.
- Médica Panamericana needed a more personalized way to generate practice content and support high-stakes exam preparation.
- The team also needed to improve accessibility for students with visual impairments or other disabilities.
- The solution runs fully on AWS using Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS).
- Generative AI creates a wide range of practice questions, case studies, and learning materials tailored to each student's progress and learning patterns.
- The platform also automatically generates alternative text, audio versions, and other accessibility features.
- PROMIR combines predictive AI and generative AI to personalize the learning experience and provide a virtual tutor throughout preparation.
- The platform is used by 1,200+ medical students.
- The AI-driven approach improves learning experience and helps students prepare more effectively for the MIR exam.
- Accessibility content generation reduces manual effort and improves inclusion for learners with disabilities.
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