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共同制作水 - 程序主任,申请人和医学院如何在即将到来的面试季节中壮成长

Robert Daulton¹, Farzaan Kassam¹, Kevin Milligan¹

¹University of Cincinnati College of Medicine.

MedEdPublish (2016)

|December 11, 2023

概括

虚拟住院面试过程给医学教育带来了挑战. 建议侧重于团队合作和沟通,以导航在居留匹配过程中的变化.

科学领域:

医学教育医学教育
研究生医学教育研究生医学教育
住院招生住院招生

背景情况:

过渡到虚拟住院面试为医学教育带来了重大挑战.
传统的居住选择和申请人指导的方法变得越来越无效.
由于不断变化的匹配成功指标和沟通故障,利益相关者面临不确定性.

研究的目的:

为参与虚拟居留面试过程的利益相关者概述关键考虑和建议.
解决有关匹配成功预测的可靠性和当前通信道的充分性方面的担忧.
为程序主管,申请人和医学院导航虚拟面试环境提供指导.

主要方法:

这篇文章综合了专家意见,并讨论了虚拟采访的实际含义.
它确定了项目主管,申请人和医学院所面临的挑战.
建议是基于合作和加强沟通的原则提出的.

主要成果:

虚拟面试需要新的计划推广和申请人评估策略.
申请人拥有较少的传统数据点来做出关键的职业决策.
医学院需要更新的方法,以便在这个新的环境中有效地向学生提供建议.

结论:

有效的团队合作和开放的沟通对于成功管理虚拟面试周期至关重要.
解决虚拟居留面试的挑战需要各方采取协作方式.
适应虚拟格式可以带来积极的结果,尽管最初的不确定性.

关键词:

医学院医学院医学院医学学生医学学生项目总监项目总监申请居留权的申请居住地匹配的匹配虚拟面试虚拟面试虚拟面试

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