Challenges of remote learning by university students in the Covid-19 context

Objective: To report the experiences of remote work and distance education of a group from PET-Saúde Interprofessionality in the pandemic. Method: This is an experience report of the activities developed by a group from PET-Health, linked to the State University of Feira de Santana (UEFS) and the Diabetic and Hypertensive Care Center (CADH), from March to June of 2020. Face-to-face activities at UEFS and CADH have been replaced by remote and distance learning activities. The methodology used involved the incorporation of virtual tools in: 1) Seminars and distance education courses; 2) Establishment of innovation strategies for health activities; 3) Construction of Health Education materials. Results: The virtual educational tools allowed the realization of an innovative work, focused on the initial and continuous training of students, teachers and health professionals. Changes in the flow of patients, production of booklets and articles were also developed. Conclusion: The use of virtual platforms and distance education favored the planning of actions, providing gain of individual and collective knowledge, allowing changes in the service, guidance of patients and scientific production