COVID-19 Pandemic and Child Neurology Training: A Bumpy Road Ahead

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Headache Education Adaptation During the COVID-19 Pandemic: Impact on Undergraduate and Graduate Medical Education

“…In a global survey on the impact of the pandemic on neurological educational programs, the pandemic only impacted about 60% of respondent neurological departments across both high and low income countries [8]. However, the transition to virtual didactic sessions seemed to be more universal across most of Europe [9][10][11], Canada [12], and the USA [13][14][15], impacting both adult and pediatric [16] neurology. Most departments reported a greater proportion of invited lecturers from outside institutions, and the development/utilization of shared educational resources across institutions globally [17].…”