Kathryn R Koller, Sarah H Nash, Julie A Beans, Gretchen M Day, Vanessa Y Hiratsuka, Ai-Ling Lin, Meera Narayanan, Christi A Patten, Sherry A Hammock, Barbara V Howard, Jason G Umans
Evidence-based screening, clinical care and health education recommendations for Alaska Native peoples with prediabetes living in southcentral Alaska: findings from the Alaska EARTH follow-up study
International journal of circumpolar health
background covid19 pandemic caused devastating disruption medical education worldwide influence training mainly undergraduate mbbs pupils noteworthy especially significant unexpected shift online learning materials methods performed twomonth crosssectional study june august 2022 kasturba medical college mangalore india study participants second thirdyear mbbs students kasturba medical college sample size 319 collected data using prestructured validated printed questionnaire coded entered data spss statistics windows version 250 interpretation results total 319 people took part study 602 females 394 males 718 batch 20192020 remaining 282 batch 20182019 among participants 90 students suffered covid19 including 727 n 65 second year twentyfour percent population contract covid19 including 88 second year total 153 participants unsure whether infected covid19 including 575 second year 425 third year study groups pvalue 00001 statistically significant multivariate analysis 545 study participants said pandemic caused significant disruption medical education majority students 517 agreed pandemic hampered practicalclinical work 429 participants somewhat disagreed pandemic hampered interest pursuing medical education future 219 students said pandemic hindered interest studying medicine regardless gender majority participants 781 felt online education negatively affected time management skills ability cover syllabus nearly half 464 reported proficiency using electronic devices medical students encountered multiple challenges approximately 88 indicated anxiety possibility contracting disease led changes personal behavior interactions family friends study also revealed 71 exhibited anxiety traits 11 displayed depressive symptoms may preexisting furthermore 771 participants experienced poor sleep quality according another study significant predictor depression anxiety covid19 findings show significant correlation undergoing covid19 testing increased anxiety stress levels among students infected pandemics second wave india conclusion study shed light effect covid19 pandemic mbbs scholars students reactions unparalleled situation aligns sustainable development goal 3 focuses good health wellbeing medical community significantly impacted pandemic due frontline position medical students struggles thrive academically knowledge gained study assist facilitators students medical fraternity carrying effective teaching modalities pandemic future outbreaks