Topor Lauren, Balser David, Bruhnding Paul, Dvorak James, Anderson Carly, Tanguay Bethany, Seidel Erica, Tonkin Brionn, Senk Alexander
From the University of Minnesota Medical School Twin Cities, Minneapolis, Minnesota (LT, DB, PB, JD, CA, B. Tanguay, ES, B. Tonkin, AS); and Veterans Affairs Health Care System, Minneapolis, Minnesota (ES, B. Tonkin, AS).
Am J Phys Med Rehabil. 2021 Nov 1;100(11):1100-1104. doi: 10.1097/PHM.0000000000001688.
Drastic and rapid changes to medical education are uncommon because of regulations and restrictions designed to ensure consistency among medical school curriculums and to safeguard student well-being. As a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic, medical education had to break away from its conventions and transition from time-honored teaching methods to innovative solutions. This article explores the anticipated and actual efficacy of the swift conversion of a specialty elective from a traditional in-person format to a fully virtual clerkship. In addition, it includes a noninferiority study to determine where a virtual classroom may excel or fall short in comparison with conventional clinical rotations.
由于旨在确保医学院课程一致性和保障学生福祉的规定与限制,医学教育发生剧烈且迅速的变化并不常见。作为新冠疫情的结果,医学教育不得不打破常规,从历史悠久的教学方法转向创新解决方案。本文探讨了一门专业选修课从传统的面对面形式迅速转变为完全虚拟见习课程的预期效果和实际效果。此外,还包括一项非劣效性研究,以确定虚拟课堂与传统临床轮转相比,何处可能表现出色或存在不足。