Table 2.
Key focus of selected literature.
Key emphasis | ||||||
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References | Covid-19 | Medical education | Public health emergency | Preparedness | Medical ethics | Online learning |
Yang et al. (11) | x | x | x | x | x | |
Shehata et al. (12) | x | x | XNew teaching and assessment methods | x | ||
O'Byrne et al. (13) | x | x | X Volunteering | x | X Moral trauma | |
Chong et al. (14) | x | XRadiology education | x | X Anxiety and Well-being Issues of Trainees | ||
Choi et al. (5) | x | x | x | x | ||
Mukhtar et al. (16) | x | XUndergraduate | x | |||
Ashokka et al. (17) | XUndergraduate | x | Xe-learning/computer | |||
Zayapragassaraza (18) | x | x | x | x | ||
Almarzooq et al. (19) | x | x | XIntegration | XCommunicationCollaboration | ||
Sahi et al. (20) | x | x | XPedagogical innovations | x | ||
Arandjelovic et al. (21) | x | x | X Medical students on the frontline | XChanges to medical schools during a pandemic | ||
Ruthberg et al. (22) | x | XOtolarynologyActing internship | XMultimodal | XRemote education | ||
Alkhowailed et al. (23) | x | x | XDigitalization | XVirtual classroom | ||
Gallagher et al. (24) | x | XFellows in training | X Health services |