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I remember developing the workbook and various documents to support the VCE, such as the role of the virtual facilitator and clinical/healthcare scenarios. Table 1 below highlights the options available to students. It was quite thorough.
In this extra post, Michelle King-Okoye shares insights into an initiative they led during the COVID-19 pandemic of designing a virtual clinical elective (VCE) which brought students from six different countries together, online, via pair and group work.
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