Video-assisted learning decreased error rates by 49% and staff takeovers by 52%¶
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q3 i? Video-assisted learning decreased error rates by 49% and staff takeovers by 52%. → Zhang Daqi 2026
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Zhang Daqi 2026¶
Zhang Daqi, Brucchi Francesco, Barbieri Diego, Kim Hoon Yub, Colombo Carla, Donatini Gianluca, Miccoli Paolo, Che-Wei Wu, Dionigi Gianlorenzo, Wan Lanlan (2026). Simulation unlocked: transforming thyroid surgery training through high-fidelity and curriculum-based innovation—a systematic review. Langenbeck's Archives of Surgery. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00423-026-04013-6
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The review reports that "Video-assisted learning decreased error rates by 49% and staff takeovers by 52%" in included studies of video-based training modules.
"Video-assisted learning decreased error rates by 49% and staff takeovers by 52%."
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