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Global Health Trade Summit: an AI-enhanced simulation of international trade and global health for undergraduate public health education

Uday Patil, Melissa Terada, Denise C. Nelson-Hurwitz · Frontiers in Public Health · 2025

Introduction The Global Health Trade Summit is an undergraduate classroom activity designed to help students understand the role of international trade in addressing population health needs, especially given recent news about trade disruptions, health inequities, and access challenges. This economic simulation incorporates experiential learning and a constructivist pedagogical style, best practices in undergraduate public health pedagogy. Methods This card game activity, designed with the assistance of artificial intelligence tools OpenAI ChatGPT and Adobe Firefly, involved gathering historical news and economic data, resource allocation, outcome simulation, and image generation. It aligns with objectives outlined in the guidelines for public health education set forth by CEPH, ASPPH, and CUGH. Pilot testing of the activity was facilitated by an instructor and teaching assistant with 39 students in an introductory global health course. Results Students fully participated and remained enga

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