“Students from the Faculty of Medicine will continue to receive classes but virtually,” Ignacio Peña González, rector of the Autonomous University of Nayarit (UAN), explained in an interview.
However, the same rector explained that the majority of medical students wish to attend face-to-face classes and this request will be decided today: «in the case of the academic unit of Medicine, it decided to continue working with the virtual scheme, but I understand that some students did not agree and called a meeting to talk with the director of the academic unit and agree on how to work and in that sense I understand that what the students already want is to work in person and but they will inform me what agreements They arrived because this meeting will take place today and it is decided today, but it is not a very complicated issue.
When questioned why the students of the medical school do not go to carry out their internships at the entity’s hospitals, Peña González explained: “I want to think that it is because of the pandemic that they cannot do the internships, not so much that they cannot do them, I want to think that it is because of the health emergency ».
When asked the rector of the UAN if it was the hospitals that did not allow medical students to go to internships, Ignacio Peña replied: “I have no information, I will check it and if so, we will speak with the directors of the hospitals to find out. agree on that.”
Finally, the rector of the UAN referred that medical students can be infected with COVID-19 anywhere in the city and not just in a hospital: “I think it is like everywhere, but when entering hospitals They would take all the sanitary measures to reduce the risk of contagion.”
