2023
DOI: 10.1093/postmj/qgad034
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Participating in a virtual Gaining Experience programme during the COVID-19 pandemic and wartime—a Ukrainian’s experience at King’s College London

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“…But there are clear opportunities to mix local and international collaboration and take advantage of in-person and at-a-distance opportunities via a “hybrid-new normal”. For example, while academic exchange programs have already started to pick up their previous pace ( 9 , 10 ), we will probably see a more hybrid model after the pandemic, with in-person exchanges fulfilling a more targeted role within a larger scheme of virtual interactions ( 11 ). Still, this type of collaboration requires significant funding and resources to succeed.…”
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“…But there are clear opportunities to mix local and international collaboration and take advantage of in-person and at-a-distance opportunities via a “hybrid-new normal”. For example, while academic exchange programs have already started to pick up their previous pace ( 9 , 10 ), we will probably see a more hybrid model after the pandemic, with in-person exchanges fulfilling a more targeted role within a larger scheme of virtual interactions ( 11 ). Still, this type of collaboration requires significant funding and resources to succeed.…”
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confidence: 99%