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Neurological examination course in an interactive webinar as a solution during a pandemic. An overview of the implementation, optimization as well as critical considerations.

C Oster1, I Farhood1, S Klebe1, C Kleinschnitz1, Lorenz Peters1.   

Abstract

Situation: The COVID-19 pandemic made the traditional bedside teaching inaccessible for medical students. Problem: Within a short period of time, established bedside teaching concepts had to be converted into online formats to meet the requirements of the health authorities. Approach: The Department of Neurology at the University Hospital Essen transformed the examination course in the 5th clinical semester into a live stream, taking into account data protection guidelines. This enabled students to participate from a distance, allowing them to take the medical history from a patient and to interact with the medical examiners. Thus, this concept goes beyond the video-based formats of the examination course. Optimization: During the course, we performed online evaluations to ensure an immediate feedback from the students. This enabled us to implement ongoing changes that had a positive impact on the course format, for example using better equipment to ensure a better video and audio quality. In the future, we hope to create a clinic's own online channel to further increase data security.
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Keywords:  COVID-19 pandemic; neurology; online bedside-teaching; webinar

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Year:  2021        PMID: 33659614      PMCID: PMC7899092          DOI: 10.3205/zma001405

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  GMS J Med Educ        ISSN: 2366-5017


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