ВИКЛИКИ ТА МОЖЛИВОСТІ МЕДИЧНОЇ ОСВІТИ В УМОВАХ ПАНДЕМІЇ COVID-19

Автор(и)

  • I.M. Поясник
  • В.А. Гриб

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.24061/1727-4338.XX.3.77.2021.13

Ключові слова:

пандемія COVID-19, онлайн-навчання, дистанційне навчання, проблеми, можливості

Анотація

У статті проаналізовано інтеграцію онлайн-навчання у вищих навчальних медичних
закладах для забезпечення виконання основних компетенцій медичної підготовки
та надання якісної освіти студентам-медикам під час пандемії COVID-19.
Мета роботи – вивчити виклики та можливості, з якими стикаються медичні
школи при впровадженні дистанційного навчання для викладання базових наук у
відповідь на кризу, спричинену COVID-19.
Висновки. Незважаючи на темпи цього переходу як офіційні, так і неформальні
відгуки студентів вказували на те, що студенти мають надзвичайно високий
рівень задоволеності та залученості до навчання в онлайн-режимі. Використання
нових технологій (наприклад, штучного інтелекту для адаптивного навчання,
віртуального моделювання та телемедицини) для освіти буде неодмінним
компонентом трансформаційних змін та медичної освіти після закінчення пандемії
COVID-19. Оскільки лікарі починають використовувати телемедицину (телефонні
дзвінки, відеовідвідування та спілкування через онлайн-програми медичних записів)
для спілкування зі своїми пацієнтами, студенти повинні бути включені у це
навчальне середовище (і належним чином проінструктовані).

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