Jon Yul Chun Chua, K. C. Koh, K. Nagandla, S. Venkateswaran, T. Win, Malanashita Ganeson, C. Santiago, Lydia Sze Teng Lee, P. Agarwal
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Surviving the COVID-19 Pandemic: Lessons Learnt and Experience of a Private Medical School in Malaysia
As a small group of academicians in a private medical university in Malaysia, we observed, in 2020, how the COVID-19 pandemic, changed our lives and the lives of our students. We would like to share our experiences in this commentary. It describes the contingency plans taken by the School of Medicine at International Medical University (IMU) to ensure that the delivery of the medical curriculum and its assessments has the best possible outcome in these tumultuous times, with plans to improve the delivery of teaching and learning, with an emphasis on technology-enhanced learning (TEL). We hope that this commentary is beneficial to those reading and that the contingency plans developed by IMU will help other institutions in the country and in this region navigate safely through the COVID-19 storm.