Abstract
As hospitals and clinics closed their doors to student learners in New York, new solutions for clinical training were required to keep students on path to graduation as expected. Clinical simulation has been a part of health science education for a number of years (Issenberg & Scalese, 2008). The pandemic forced health education programs to expand its use from supplemental to essential. This study showcases innovative solutions to clinical education used to replace clinical exposure during the pandemic that will remain imbedded in health professional education even as hospitals and clinics once again engage in clinical education.
Presenters
Rivka MolinskyAssociate Dean of Students and Innovation, School of Health Sciences, Touro University, New York, United States
Details
Presentation Type
Theme
2023 Special Focus—Smart Education 4.0 Empowering Learners and Educators
KEYWORDS
Simulation, Clinical Education, Innovation
