Videotape review leads to rapid and sustained learning
The American Journal of SurgeryPublished 27 May 2003
Lynette A. Scherer, Michael Chang, J. Wayne Meredith, Felix D. Battistella
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Videotape review of trauma resuscitations would improve compliance with a treatment algorithm and can be an important learning tool as it was more effective than verbal feedback in achieving behavioral changes and algorithm compliance.
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Videotape review can be an important learning tool as it was more effective than verbal feedback in achieving behavioral changes and algorithm compliance. Videotape review can be an important quality assurance adjunct, as improved algorithm compliance should be associated with improved patient care.
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