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The Negative Impact of COVID-19 on Medical Education amongst Medical Students Interested in Plastic Surgery: A Cross-sectional Survey Study

机译:Covid-19对医学生对整形外科的医学教育的负面影响:横断面调查研究

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The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in unpreceded changes to medical education. Medical students interested in urology and neurosurgery have reported concerns regarding COVID-19’s effects on clinical experience and the residency application process; however, the impact amongst students interested in plastic surgery is unknown. We hypothesized that students applying into plastic surgery may experience much distress as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
机译:Covid-19大流行导致医学教育的潜逃变更。对泌尿外科和神经外科兴趣的医学生都报告了关于Covid-19对临床经验的影响和居住申请过程的担忧;然而,对整形外科感兴趣的学生之间的影响是未知的。我们假设应用于整形手术的学生可能因Covid-19大流行而体验太多的痛苦。

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