ROAD-MAP FOR CONDUCTING MEDICAL EXAMS IN RESOURCE LIMITED COUNTRIES DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC

IF 0.3 Q4 MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL
M. Shabbir, F. Abdullah, M. Al Ammar, N. Ali
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Abstract

The COVID-19 pandemic has adversely affected medical education worldwide. Developed countries have successfully managed this by adopting modified ways of teaching and assessment and utilizing their resources but low income countries have struggled in managing the challenges they have faced in teaching and assessment. Medical exams have been postponed multiple times because of no clear way forward due to limited resources. This has not only resulted in wasting of the time of students but also adds to desperation and frustration of the students as well as teachers and institutes. Newer modes of information transfer including E-lectures, pre-recorded videos, simulation based learning and assessment (Kahoot, Socrative etc) have been introduced over the past two years. This paper illustrates a modified model for medical exams which may prove a suitable alternative for low income countries during pandemic. © 2022, Khyber Medical University. All rights reserved.
新冠肺炎大流行期间在资源有限的国家进行医疗检查的路线图
新冠肺炎大流行对全球医学教育产生了不利影响。发达国家通过采用改进的教学和评估方法以及利用其资源成功地管理了这一问题,但低收入国家在管理它们在教学和评估方面面临的挑战方面一直在努力。由于资源有限,没有明确的前进道路,医疗检查已多次推迟。这不仅浪费了学生的时间,而且增加了学生、教师和机构的绝望和沮丧。新的信息传递模式,包括电子讲座、预先录制的视频、基于模拟的学习和评估(Kahoot、Socrative等)在过去两年中被引入。本文阐述了一种改进的医学检查模型,它可能证明是大流行期间低收入国家的一种合适的替代方案。©2022,开伯尔医科大学。版权所有。
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Khyber Medical University Journal-KMUJ MEDICINE, GENERAL & INTERNAL-
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