Abstract

The publication reveals the importance of using remote learning technologies in the process of training future doctors in wartime conditions in Ukraine. The place and role of distance learning technologies in the system of higher education is defined. It is noted that with the development of the technical capabilities of teaching methods and technology, the means of the teacher's educational activity are changing. Emphasis is placed on the need for a medical university teacher to master modern information, communication and educational technologies. Although distance learning provides easy access to learning materials, the ability to virtually attend classes from home, safety and the reduction of possible risks in addition to the ease of communication, it can be considered as a temporary method of emergency response to adverse conditions that have developed in the country, this especially applies to higher medical education, as most of the formed clinical competencies of the future doctor are inextricably linked with face-to-face forms of education that require personal presence, primarily practical manipulations and communication skills. The impact of the pandemic and then the martial law in Ukraine on medical education became unprecedented and created unique problems. In connection with this, there was a need to form a new educational system that would be safe, sustainable and equipped for all kinds of unexpected scenarios in the future. Therefore, investments in virtual training are in demand today, as it is destined to become a method of modern medical education. Moreover, it is necessary to create more online platforms that are convenient for students and teachers, and can be used not only in emergency cases, but also in long-term use. However, a middle ground should be found between virtual learning and direct face-to-face classroom learning. Moreover, medical students should be involved in the decision-making process regarding future medical education and play an active role, as they are the ones most affected by the consequences of such decisions.

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