Learning situation of students at Hanoi Medical University in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic
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Abstract
A cross-sectional study on 322 students studying at Hanoi Medical University on the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on student learning outcomes. The result show that the majority of students switch to learning via Zoom, Microsoft Team, Skype, GoogleMeeting applications (accounting for 98.5%). Most of the students have the best equipment and conditions for trực tuyến learning at home: desks (96.58%); computers (88.51%); software and curriculum (95.65%); office furniture (97.20%); good internet connection (80.12%). It is necessary to develop appropriate learning methods and forms for Hanoi medical students, especially clinical practice content.
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Medical students, impact of the COVID-19; learning situation.
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