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Effectiveness of a virtual program for OSCE preparation during COVID-19: a descriptive and repeated cross-sectional study among nursing students.

Rinat AvrahamTanya CohenRada Artzi-MedvedikNancy HurvitzOdeya Cohen
Published in: BMC nursing (2023)
This study suggests that nursing education can benefit from integrating virtual programs which incorporate clinical practices into the curricula, without harming student competency. The study results may address the problem of maintaining clinical practices in a time of limited accessibility, and in settings of low resources. It is important to expand the investigation to long-term impact of virtual training programs on nursing students' competencies.
Keyphrases
  • nursing students
  • healthcare
  • primary care
  • quality improvement
  • public health
  • randomized controlled trial
  • systematic review
  • mental health
  • cross sectional
  • mass spectrometry
  • medical students
  • liquid chromatography