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. 2023 Apr 19;11(8):1178. doi: 10.3390/healthcare11081178

Table 1.

Thematic map—sections and subsections.

Challenges and measures to adapt to sudden, unexpected and rapid transition to online learning Previous experience
Family changes
Familiarity with New Tech
Concerns for the future progress Adequacy of resources
Academic institution
Technical difficulties
The social dimension of the phenomenon with reference to the interaction among teachers and students Interaction with teachers and classmates
Use of Social Media
Opportunities for socialization
The mental dimension of the phenomenon with reference to the negative emotions of the students Negative emotions
Fear of volunteering
Abandonment of studies
Students’ evaluation Evaluation
Performance change
Clinical practice
Effective teaching strategies Challenges and prospects of distance learning
Benefits for Face-to-Face learning
Combination of both teaching methods