L Tan, L Cheng, W Yan, J Zhang, B Xu, V K Diwan, H Dong, L Palm, Y Wu, L Long, Y Tian, S Nie
Using daily syndrome-specific absence data for early detection of school outbreaks: a pilot study in rural China
Public health
site visits valuable tool experiential quality assurance sparse literature regarding use virtual modality completion site visits manuscript describes experience using onsite virtual site visits including benefits limitations approach two pharmacy experiential programs experiential program utilizes virtual onsite visits assess site quality provide preceptor development connect sites preceptors information gathered documentation processes similar institutions visit modalities two pharmacy institutions differ size geographical location number experiential sites experiential department structure based site evaluator feedback two institutions visit modalities achieved goals evaluating sites quality fostering relationships preceptors affording opportunities provide preceptor development positive features virtual site visits increased flexibility scheduling expanded participation engagement increased efficiency decreased cost drawbacks noted virtual site visits challenges touring site decreased ability observe group dynamics culture participant multitasking virtual approach completing experiential site visits achieved programmatic goals utilizing combination virtual onsite visits may facilitate customized approach navigating advantages disadvantages modality