Challenges and Opportunities to Critical Care Training Programs during COVID-19 Pandemic

Farhan Alenez, M. Algamdi
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Shortly after the COVID-19 pandemic announcement, health-care systems across the world were hugely affected by the mitigation measures to contain the infection. The training programs in different specialties were compromised, and the educational process was interrupted. The training program leaders have worked effortlessly to balance the educational process’s continuation with their trainees’ safety in ways that adhere to the mitigation measures. This review briefly discusses the challenges and opportunities to critical care training programs during the COVID-19 pandemic. The main challenges were interruptions of the educational process, reduced supervision, burnout, and reduced support. On the contrary, many opportunities have emerged including exposure to a new clinical disease and disaster response, virtual education, self-directed reading and assessment, and comprehensive support.
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COVID-19大流行期间重症监护培训计划的挑战和机遇
在宣布COVID-19大流行后不久,世界各地的卫生保健系统受到了控制感染的缓解措施的巨大影响。不同专业的培训计划受到损害,教育过程中断。培训项目负责人以坚持缓解措施的方式,毫不费力地平衡了教育过程的延续与受训者的安全。本文简要讨论了COVID-19大流行期间重症监护培训计划面临的挑战和机遇。主要的挑战是教育过程的中断、监督的减少、倦怠和支持的减少。相反,出现了许多机会,包括接触新的临床疾病和灾害应对、虚拟教育、自主阅读和评估以及全面支持。
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