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98% of studies using data-driven assessment tools also used task completion time as the main parameter for efficiency and technical competency

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q3 i? The review reports that 98% of studies using data-driven assessment also used task completion time as the main parameter, and 93% described motion analysis parameters. → Hardon Sem F. 2025

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Hardon Sem F. 2025

Hardon Sem F., Horeman Tim, Reijers Sophie J. M., Schoonmade Linda J., Daams Freek, van der Peet Donald L. (2025). The Implementation of Data-Driven Assessment into Laparoscopic Skills Training: A Systematic Review. Surgical Innovation. https://doi.org/10.1177/15533506251336824

q3 · i? · review · r3

The discussion reports "98% of the studies that used data-driven assessment tools in clinical practice, also used time to complete a training task as the main parameter for efficiency and technical competency."

"The results show that, to date, 98% of the studies that used data-driven assessment tools in clinical practice, also used time to complete a training task as the main parameter for efficiency and technical competency."

Hardon Sem F. 2025 (2)

Hardon Sem F., Horeman Tim, Reijers Sophie J. M., Schoonmade Linda J., Daams Freek, van der Peet Donald L. (2025). The Implementation of Data-Driven Assessment into Laparoscopic Skills Training: A Systematic Review. Surgical Innovation. https://doi.org/10.1177/15533506251336824

q3 · i? · review · r2

The discussion states "Motion analysis parameters, such as instrument path length, speed, and smoothness, were most frequently described (93% of studies)."

"Motion analysis parameters, such as instrument path length, speed, and smoothness, were most frequently described (93% of studies)."

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