Addressing Students' Uncertainty During COVID-19 from the Social Accountability Standpoint, A Case Study of Menoufia Medical School

Authors

  • Nagwa N. hegazy Assisstant professor of family medicine. Currently serves as the Director of the medial eduction and human resources development center. Faculty of medicine. Menoufia University https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9470-5105
  • Rania M. Azmy Assisstant professor of Biochemistry and Currently serves as the Director of the Quality assurance unit. Faculty of medicine. Menoufia University
  • Naser A. Agizy Professor and former Head of Clinical Oncology department and currently serves as the vice dean for the education and students affair Faculty of medicine. Menoufia University

Keywords:

student stress, COVID-19

Abstract

The global pandemic has proven to be challenging for students in more ways than one. With campuses closed nationwide, executive orders for lockdown, and calls for people to stay home, “Stay Home, Stay Safe,” many students found themselves under mental stress and uncertainty in ways they hadn’t before. The uncertainty was derived by an indeterminate roadmap, the pandemic phobia, and the risk of being infected, financial stress, the stigma of the disease, and the possibility of being called for exams during such a challenging circumstance.

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2020-09-18

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Hegazy, N., Azmy, R., & Agizy, N. (2020). Addressing Students’ Uncertainty During COVID-19 from the Social Accountability Standpoint, A Case Study of Menoufia Medical School. Social Innovations Journal, 3. Retrieved from https://socialinnovationsjournal.com/index.php/sij/article/view/416

Issue

Vol. 3 (2020): Social Accountability and Accreditation; Interprofessional Education and Team Based Care; and Population Health Approaches to Global Health Access and Equitable Health

Section

Equity and Justice

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