Affiliation:
1. National University of Singapore, Singapore
Abstract
Closure of medical schools or the barring of “live patient” contact during an epidemic or pandemic is potentially disruptive to medical education. During the SARS epidemic, the use of web-based learning, role play, video vignettes and both live and mannequin-based simulated patients minimised disruptions to medical education. This article examines the pedagogical innovations that allow clinical teaching to continue without medical students examining actual patients, and proposes a contingency plan in the event of future outbreaks that may necessitate similar containment measures. Key words: Infection control, Medical education, Pandemic, Strategies
Publisher
Academy of Medicine, Singapore
Cited by
16 articles.
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