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Using Q Methodology to Evaluate Online Anatomy Education: Learning in a COVID‐19 Context

Anatomy education traditionally relies on in‐person learning and experiential skill development. However, the ongoing COVID‐19 pandemic has forced many courses to adopt online modes of delivery, and anatomy is no exception. The question now is whether anatomy education has successfully made the transition to the digital space, particularly with respect to the perception of learners.