Postgame Analysis: Using Video-Based Coaching for Continuous Professional Development
Journal of the American College of SurgeonsPublished 20 December 2011Open access
Yue-Yung Hu, Sarah E. Peyré, Alexander F. Arriaga, Robert T. Osteen, Katherine Corso, Thomas G. Weiser
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Video-based coaching is an educational modality that targets intraoperative judgment, technique, and teaching that may provide a practical, much needed approach for continuous professional development in surgeons of all levels.
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Video-based coaching is an educational modality that targets intraoperative judgment, technique, and teaching. Surgeons of all levels found it highly instructive. This may provide a practical, much needed approach for continuous professional development.
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