Senior officials, NBEMS representatives, and experts from medicine, education, and healthcare technology attended the event, with many participants joining virtually.

The event featured national and international experts in medicine and healthcare technology, with virtual participation from additional attendees.

Senior government officials, NBEMS leaders, and experts in medicine and healthcare technology gathered for the event, including substantial virtual attendance.

NBEMS and the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare backed the event, highlighting a national digital health vision and the goal of improved outcomes through AI-enhanced medical education.

NBEMS President and the Union Health Secretary framed the program as modernization of medical education and a move to strengthen doctors’ capacity and responsible use of emerging technologies.

The release portrays AI as a tool to augment clinical practice and bridge gaps in the medical workforce within India’s broader digital health vision.

Release details were provided on January 21, 2026, with a release ID and page visit count noted.

India rolls out an online AI training program for medical education through NBEMS under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, aiming to reach about 50,000 doctors with foundational AI knowledge and its clinical applications.

The initiative is framed as timely for shifting from reactive to proactive, preventive healthcare, particularly in addressing non-communicable diseases and tuberculosis.

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Anupriya Patel argues that AI in healthcare is essential to augment doctors’ capabilities, while ensuring accountability, accessibility, and ethical use to protect patients’ interests.

Health Secretary Srivastava called the initiative crucial for advancing India’s digital health strategy and improving healthcare delivery through better medical education.