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Best Practices in Incorporating Preceptorship into your Neuromuscular Disease Practice
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The recent shift to telemedicine due to the COVID-19 public health emergency may have an impact on medical student and resident education. In this virtual roundtable, members of the UC San Francisco Neuromuscular Clinic discuss how to incorporate learners and trainees into the virtual clinic workflow. The discussion centers around overcoming obstacles, best practices, and unexpected benefits of the virtual learning environment.
- Discuss the shift of telemedicine due to the COVID public health emergency on medical student and resident education
- Discuss how to incorporate learners and trainees into the virtual clinic workflow
- Overcoming obstacles, best practices, and unexpected benefits of the virtual learning environment
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