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Corrections to Text, Tables, and Figure

Corrections to Text, Tables, and Figure Letters is an invaluable training resource when viewed as a digital project, we encountered challenges. First, a small pilot proj- data set that is best interpreted through the filter of unam- ect intended to assess the noninferiority of video-based in- biguously defined metrics. Over the past 3 years, our experi- structions compared with written instructions was unrealis- ence in enabling trainees to use wearable recording devices tic to power owing to the limited number of trainees at our in clinical settings (eg, peripheral nerve blockade, epidural institution. Second, a busy surgical schedule rarely allows for anesthesia, neonatal tracheal intubation, and peripherally the routine review of footage. After performing several surgi- inserted central catheter) has reaffirmed the value of com- cal procedures, it is difficult to find time to then watch each bining 2 complementary innovations (namely, metrics- procedure again at the end of the day. The references listed by based training and wearable recording devices). One facili- Shorten et al discuss the use of video-based performance feed- tates acquisition, the other interpretation and exploitation back in surgical simulators and the use of shorter anesthetic of critical visual data. procedures, both of which are more feasible than reviewing entire surgical http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png JAMA Surgery American Medical Association

Corrections to Text, Tables, and Figure

JAMA Surgery , Volume 152 (5) – May 29, 2017
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Letters is an invaluable training resource when viewed as a digital project, we encountered challenges. First, a small pilot proj- data set that is best interpreted through the filter of unam- ect intended to assess the noninferiority of video-based in- biguously defined metrics. Over the past 3 years, our experi- structions compared with written instructions was unrealis- ence in enabling trainees to use wearable recording devices tic to power owing to the limited number of trainees at our...
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2168-6254
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10.1001/jamasurg.2017.0438
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Abstract

Letters is an invaluable training resource when viewed as a digital project, we encountered challenges. First, a small pilot proj- data set that is best interpreted through the filter of unam- ect intended to assess the noninferiority of video-based in- biguously defined metrics. Over the past 3 years, our experi- structions compared with written instructions was unrealis- ence in enabling trainees to use wearable recording devices tic to power owing to the limited number of trainees at our in clinical settings (eg, peripheral nerve blockade, epidural institution. Second, a busy surgical schedule rarely allows for anesthesia, neonatal tracheal intubation, and peripherally the routine review of footage. After performing several surgi- inserted central catheter) has reaffirmed the value of com- cal procedures, it is difficult to find time to then watch each bining 2 complementary innovations (namely, metrics- procedure again at the end of the day. The references listed by based training and wearable recording devices). One facili- Shorten et al discuss the use of video-based performance feed- tates acquisition, the other interpretation and exploitation back in surgical simulators and the use of shorter anesthetic of critical visual data. procedures, both of which are more feasible than reviewing entire surgical

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Published: May 29, 2017

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