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Cohesive Journal of Microbiology & Infectious Disease
COVID-19 and Virtual Rotations
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Open or CloseHamnah Tayyab1*, Muhammad Jawad Javed1, Hafiz Abdul Haseeb1, Rabia
Iqbal1, Shayan Ayub1, Arslan Irfan1, Ahmad Taimoor Bajwa1 and Sameer Shafi2
1Department of Medicine, King Edward Medical University, Pakistan
2Department of Nephrology, Kidney Care Center, USA
*Corresponding author: Hamnah Tayyab, Department of Medicine, King Edward Medical University, Pakistan
Submission: May 19, 2021; Published: June 3, 2021
ISSN: 2578-0190 Volume5 Issue2
Abstract
Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, virtual rotations have become an integral paramount to ensure meaningful clinical experiences for medical students and graduates, in a timely and practical manner. The authors have witnessed the rapid scale up of virtual rotations by being enrolled in a US tele-health program. The objective of this study is to pay emphasis on the unprecedented impact of virtual rotations keeping in mind the logistical limitations and challenges. The need for the projected growth of virtual rotations must be approached to integrate a path to valuable clinical exposure.
Keywords:Covid-19; Coronavirus; Sars COV-2; Pandemic; Virtual; Rotations
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