Author: Shih, Kendrick Co; Chan, Jonathan Cheukâ€Hung; Chen, Julie Yun; Lai, Jimmy Shiuâ€Ming
Title: Ophthalmic clinical skills teaching in the time of COVIDâ€19: A crisis and opportunity Cord-id: ulzzo2p5 Document date: 2020_5_23
ID: ulzzo2p5
Snippet: Despite advances in artificial intelligence-based diagnostics, ophthalmic clinical skills remain an important acquisition during medical school. Simple ophthalmic examination techniques allow future non-ophthalmic physicians to make timely referrals to ophthalmologists for sight-threatening disease. Currently, the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic poses a serious public health crisis worldwide and an immediate challenge to traditional methods of medical education.
Document: Despite advances in artificial intelligence-based diagnostics, ophthalmic clinical skills remain an important acquisition during medical school. Simple ophthalmic examination techniques allow future non-ophthalmic physicians to make timely referrals to ophthalmologists for sight-threatening disease. Currently, the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic poses a serious public health crisis worldwide and an immediate challenge to traditional methods of medical education.
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