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ADVANCED AI TRAINING FOR AYUSH PRACTITIONERS

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Overview

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This advanced course teaches AYUSH practitioners to evaluate and safely integrate AI into discipline-specific diagnosis, pharmacology, clinical documentation, and knowledge preservation. It covers AYUSH digital systems, regulatory boundaries, algorithmic bias, ethical consent, and data protection.

Syllabus

  • Evaluate AI diagnostic tools specific to each AYUSH system against traditional clinical assessment standards, and apply a discipline-specific safety framework when integrating AI outputs including Prakriti–Vikriti error correction, simillimum discrepancy management, and Yoga AI contraindication screening.
  • Evaluate AI drug interaction alerts against the pharmacological principles specific to each AYUSH system, identify false positives arising from biomedical-model bias in polyherbal and mineral formulation analysis, and apply AI pharmacovigilance reporting through discipline-appropriate platforms.
  • Navigate the Ayush Grid digital ecosystem and A-HMIS discipline-specific modules, explain the role of Ayurgenomics and the TKDL in AI-enabled knowledge preservation, and apply documentation standards required for AI-compatible, interoperable AYUSH clinical records.
  • Identify regulatory boundaries under NCISM, NCH, and Ministry of AYUSH frameworks applicable to AI tools in each AYUSH system, and apply ethical principles for preserving discipline-specific traditional knowledge against algorithmic reduction, including culturally appropriate consent and DPDPA 2023 compliance.

Taught by

Eshwar Madas

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