Mujcic, Jasminka

The feasibility and acceptability of administering a telemedicine objective structured clinical exam as a solution for providing equivalent education to remote and rural learners.

Author(s):

Palmer, Ryan T |

Biagioli, Frances E |

Mujcic, Jasminka |

Schneider, Benjamin N |

Spires, LeNeva |

Dodson, Lisa G

Journal Title:

Rural and remote health

Publication Date:

Dec 03, 2015

INTRODUCTION: Although many medical schools incorporate distance learning into their curricula, assessing students at a distance can be challenging.

MeSH Terms:

Australia |

Clinical Clerkship |

Clinical Competence |

Cost-Benefit Analysis |

Curriculum |

Education, Distance |

Education, Medical, Undergraduate |

Educational Measurement |

Feasibility Studies |

Female |

Humans |

Male |

Pilot Projects |

Program Evaluation |

Rural Population |

Schools, Medical |

Students, Medical |

Telemedicine |

Young Adult

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