Background: Supervisors historically educated students in primary care in face-to-face contexts; as a result of COVID-19, students now experience patient consultations predominantly remotely. There is a paucity of evidence regarding the facilitators and barriers to supervising students for excellent educational impact in the remote consultation environment.
Aim: To understand the facilitators and barriers to educating medical students using remote consultations in primary care, and the consequences for students in terms of educational impact.