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Engagement is not encoding: Outcome alignment determines the effectiveness of mixed reality in medical education / Nadia Karnatz, David Kaffka, Aida Parviz, Angela Rosa Caso, Michael Schwerter, Shufang Liu, Raymond Wong, Majeed Rana
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