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  • Public Health Crises

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  • The COVID-19 pandemic significantly impacted global higher education, posing challenges to maintaining academic standards.
  • Physician Assistant (PA) programs faced urgent needs to adapt instructional delivery.
  • Educators sought innovative solutions to ensure continuity of learning and faculty well-being.

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  • To detail the strategies employed by PA educators at Seton Hall University to navigate pandemic-related disruptions.
  • To offer insights and practical examples of adapting higher education curricula during a crisis.
  • To contribute to the collective knowledge of innovative pedagogical approaches in medical education.

Main Methods:

  • Utilizing university-provided technological resources for remote instruction.
  • Adapting traditional classroom activities for online virtual platforms.
  • Fostering creativity and flexibility in daily teaching practices.

Main Results:

  • Successful transition of didactic coursework to online formats.
  • Maintenance of academic progress for PA students.
  • Development of new skills and adaptable teaching methodologies among faculty.

Conclusions:

  • The pandemic necessitated a shift towards innovative and flexible educational models in PA programs.
  • Technological integration and creative problem-solving were key to overcoming instructional challenges.
  • Sharing experiences is crucial for collective advancement in medical education during crises.