DISTANCE LEARNING METHODS FOR INTERNATIONAL MEDICAL STUDENTS

Author:

Chorna I.O.,Yaroshenko R.A.,Zubakha A.B.,Shumeiko I.A.,Drabovskyi V.S.

Abstract

In response to contemporary challenges and the imperative to adapt medical education to a distance learning format, particularly for international students, there arises a pressing need to develop and implement effective teaching methodologies. This article is aimed at investigating and discussing modern approaches to distance learning tailored for medical students, especially those from abroad. The highlights recent literature sources exploring current teaching methods in distance education for international medical students and outlining the most promising strategies for ensuring high-quality medical education through online platforms. For this analysis, a variety of sources including scientific articles, pedagogical reports, and personal experiences in teaching medical disciplines such as general surgery, nursing practice in surgery, and patient care with a surgical focus in an online format were consulted. It is imperative to underscore that the success of distance education for medical professionals hinges not only on the utilization of technology but also on the cultivation of interactive medical communities. Collaborative problem-solving of clinical tasks and case discussions foster the development of professional identity. The analysis indicates that employing interactive virtual lectures, online simulation workshops, and virtual clinical cases enables medical students to acquire practical skills in real-time. Based on this analysis, it can be inferred that effective distance education for foreign medical practitioners demands a comprehensive approach. Interactive methodologies, teacher support, and the integration of virtual tools facilitate not only the assimilation of theoretical knowledge but also the development of practical skills essential for future medical professionals. The conclusions of this work can be used for the further development of distance medical education, ensuring the high quality of training of specialists in the field of medicine.

Publisher

Ukrainian Medical Stomatological Academy

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