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Assessment of technical skills transfer from the bench training model to the human model
The American Journal of Surgery · 1999 · Vol. 177(2) · pp. 167–170
Dimitri J. Anastakis✉(University of Toronto)Glenn Regehr(University of Toronto)Richard K. Reznick(University of Toronto)Michael D. Cusimano(University of Toronto)John Murnaghan(University of Toronto)Mitchell H. Brown(University of Toronto)Carol Hutchison(University of Toronto)
Surgical Simulation and TrainingAnatomy and Medical TechnologyInnovations in Medical EducationCadaverChecklistTransfer of learningRepeated measures designBench pressTransfer of trainingAnalysis of varianceTest (biology)Training (meteorology)Medicine
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CadaverClinical CompetenceEducation, MedicalHumansInternship and ResidencyModels, AnatomicRandom AllocationGeneral Surgery
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