Covid-19 Reflections: Teaching and training during the Covid-19 response

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Recorded21 Jul 2020

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In this first of a two-part series on Covid-19 Reflections, neurosurgeon John Brecknell, head of school for the London Postgraduate school of surgery discusses the impact of Covid-19 on surgical teaching and training with RCS Educator, Elise Omfalos. Though this interview was recorded on 4 May and there have been a number of developments with regards to social distancing guidelines in the intervening weeks, the long-term challenges for education posed by the ongoing pandemic remain broadly unchanged.

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