ArticleWorld journal of virology2020
Chinese medical students' interest in COVID-19 pandemic.
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- Value-Added Roles of Medical Students During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Assessment of Medical Students' Perceptions and Willingness in Sri Lanka.International journal of general medicine · 2021Article
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Abstract
backgroundThe outbreak of coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) happened in early December and it has affected China in more ways than one. The societal response to the pandemic restricted medical students to their homes. Although students cannot learn about COVID-19 through clinical practice, they can still pay attention to news of COVID-19 through various channels. Although, as suggested by previous studies, some medical students have already volunteered to serve during the COVID-19 pandemic, the overall willingness of Chinese medical students to volunteer for such has not been systematically examined.
aimTo study Chinese medical students' interest in the relevant knowledge on COVID-19 and what roles they want to play in the pandemic.
methodsMedical students at Peking Union Medical College were surveyed
resultsA total of 552 medical students responded. Most medical students showed a huge interest in COVID-19. The extent of students' interest in COVID-19 varied among different student-classes (
conclusionMore innovative methods can be explored to increase Chinese medical students' interest in reading about the relevant knowledge on COVID-19 and doing voluntary jobs during the pandemic.
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