新一代病理学家:应对 COVID-19 大流行结束后病理学教育者和受训者的现代课程和教育学术。

Casey P Schukow, Timothy Craig Allen
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背景COVID-19 大流行不可逆转地改变了病理学教育的格局。它加剧了劳动力短缺,限制了现场活动,并突出了课程评估的关键手段,以限制疫后社会医学知识差距的扩大。培训工作迅速转向在线学习(电子学习)实践,以尽量减少病理学教育中可能存在的缺陷。如今,广泛可用的在线病理学课程工具,包括电子学习和数字病理学,正越来越多地被世界各地的医学生、受训者和病理学家所使用:由于目前文献匮乏,而且影响全球许多解剖和临床病理部门的这一流行病对工作流程的影响挥之不去,因此要批判性地探讨电子学习和数字病理学在流行病后病理学教育和学术研究中的持续作用:数据来源:对相关文献进行了定性综述,并及时进行了叙述性讨论,以弥补这一文献空白。将对同行评议来源和其他原始或主要文献进行评估:由于课程开发和学术定义的主观性,尽管以往的文献已经有所涉及,但目前尚未达成广泛的共识。尽管最近的研究支持在 COVID-19 大流行之后继续开展混合式课程,但要更好地理解电子学习和数字病理学如何塑造课程实践、学术成果和患者护理服务,可能还需要数年时间。教育领域的数字化程度不断提高,基础设施可能很快就能支持完整的数字化病理学实践,并将其作为教育规范。本文为全球病理学和实验室部门提供了未来和理论见解。
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A New Generation of Pathologists: Addressing Modern Curriculum and Educational Scholarship for Pathology Educators and Trainees After the End of the COVID-19 Pandemic.

Context.—: The COVID-19 pandemic irreversibly altered the pathology education landscape. It exacerbated workforce shortages, restricted in-person activities, and highlighted critical means in curricula evaluation to limit the expansion of medical knowledge gaps in postpandemic society. Training enacted swift changes toward online learning (e-learning) practices to minimize potential deficiencies in pathology education. Today, a breadth of widely available online pathology curricular tools, including e-learning and digital pathology, are increasingly being used by medical students, trainees, and pathologists worldwide.

Objective.—: To critically address the continued role of e-learning and digital pathology in postpandemic pathology education and scholarship, as a current paucity of literature exists and lingering workflow effects of this pandemic affecting many anatomic and clinical pathology departments globally persist.

Data sources.—: A qualitative review of relevant literature is synthesized to create a timely, narrative discussion to bridge this literature gap. Peer-reviewed sources and other original or primary documents will be assessed.

Conclusions.—: Because of the subjective nature of curricular development and defining what constitutes scholarship, no widely established consensus is present, though it has been touched on in previous literature. It may be years until we better understand how e-learning and digital pathology shape curricular practices, scholarship production, and patient-care delivery, though recent studies support sustained blended curricula beyond the COVID-19 pandemic. The education landscape continues to become increasingly digitalized, and infrastructures may soon be able to support complete digital pathology practice as the education norm. Future and theoretical insight for pathology and laboratory departments globally are provided.

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