Managing Medical Curricula During the Pandemic

Published in cooperation with the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology (FASEB)
Submitted by: Kerensa Peterson, NBOME

“When the pandemic rapidly developed in the US in mid-spring of this year (2020), it impacted all teaching programs from early childhood to professional schools and many stop-gap changes were introduced to allow virtual instruction to replace face-to-face teacher-student contact across this spectrum. With the time engendered by the summer months in 2020, many teaching programs/curricula have fine-tuned these changes made to accommodate the virtual format. In this Special Collection, the approaches taken by several medical schools, ranging from individual courses to the full curricula, are described. It is our intention to revisit these programs over the next year to evaluate what worked well and what did not.  

Submitted on behalf of FASEB BioAdvances Editor-in-Chief Ralph A. Bradshaw, PhD - Professor emeritus, School of Medicine, University of California, Irvine.” John Linton, Director of Marketing

Read the full collection in FASEB BioAdvances here.

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