Journal of Community Hospital Internal Medicine Perspectives Journal of Community Hospital Internal Medicine Perspectives Impact of Covid-19 on Medical Students around the Globe Impact of Covid-19 on Medical Students around the Globe

Journal of Community Hospital Internal Medicine Perspectives Journal of Community Hospital Internal Medicine Perspectives Impact of Covid-19 on Medical Students around the Globe Impact of Covid-19 on Medical Students around the Globe
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社区医院内科杂志观点 社区医院内科杂志观点 Covid-19 对全球医学生的影响 Covid-19 对全球医学生的影响

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冠状病毒(COVID-19)大流行对全球医疗保健系统以及医学教育造成了意想不到的干扰。本文旨在概述医学生在COVID-19大流行期间所经历的情况。由于这种疾病可能导致危及生命的情况,它给医学教育工作者和学生带来了挑战,因为他们必须适应医学教育的变化,以确保安全有效地进行讲座。许多医学生感到教育体系的突然变化对他们的培训产生了负面影响;麦吉尔大学成员调查的学生中有74%表示,自COVID-19开始以来,他们的教育质量有所下降。除了对医学教育产生负面影响外,这一流行病还对世界各地的许多人造成了前所未有的心理压力,特别是医疗领域的个人。加拿大一所大学48%的医学生报告称,自COVID-19爆发以来,他们感到更加抑郁。突如其来的变化、孤独和对健康的担忧严重影响了学生的心理健康。另一方面,一些学生报告说,这一流行病对他们的心理健康产生了积极影响,因为他们有更多的时间专注于他们的心理健康,他们感到压力和压力总体上减少了。由于COVID-19仍会影响全球个人,因此应向受此大流行病挑战影响的医学生提供改善心理健康和教育质量的有效策略。
The Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has caused an unexpected disturbance in healthcare systems as well as medical education worldwide. This article aims to provide an overview of the circumstances experienced by medical students during the COVID-19 pandemic. As this disease can cause life-threatening conditions, it has presented challenges to medical educators and students as they must adapt to changes in their medical education to ensure lectures are given safely as well as effectively. Many medical students feel the sudden change in their education system impacted their training negatively; 74% of students surveyed by members of McGill University reported a decrease in the quality of their education since the start of COVID-19. As well as a negative impact on medical education, this pandemic has caused unprecedented psychological stress on numerous people around the world, especially individuals in the medical fi eld. 48% of medical students at a Canadian university reported feeling more depressed since the onset of COVID-19. The sudden changes, isolation, and worries about health have impacted students ’ mental health drastically. On the other hand, some students have reported that this pandemic has made a positive impact on their mental health as they had more time to focus on their mental well-being and they felt an overall reduction in pressure and stress. As COVID-19 remains to impact individuals worldwide, effective strategies towards improving mental health and quality of education should be provided to medical students affected by the challenges of this pandemic.