COVID-19: Unveiling the Role of Uncertainty in Medical Education
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This article was migrated. The article was marked as recommended. Since the start of COVID-19, we have all heard the phrase "facing unprecedented uncertainty," and it is this uncertainty that health care professionals are navigating on a daily basis. In this personal view article, I highlight the impact of uncertainty on everyday clinical practice, and the amplification of this during the current pandemic. In light of this, I argue for the value of teaching for uncertainty in medical education in a way that is transparent and intentional. Ultimately, I query whether such a curricular change might allow trainees, health care professionals and the public to feel more prepared when facing these uncertain times.
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