RELATIVE CONTRIBUTION OF THE APPLICATION TO MEETING THE TARGETS. Considering the relative contribution to achieving the global targets set out in the Call for Proposals - at least 5,000 integrated master's degree students involved in curricular programmes that use digital environments or medical simulation and at least 7,500 healthcare professionals participating in technological and digital modernisation training in healthcare - the consortium commits to a minimum target of 2,500 MIM students (plus 1,000 students from related areas) trained in programmes using new technological and medical simulation tools, and between 2,000 and 3,000 healthcare professionals taking part in training to update or acquire skills in digital and technological literacy in healthcare. The consortium is therefore committed to contributing at least 50% of the overall target for impact on students and around 40% of the target for professionals.
