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Exploring patient opinions of laparoscopic surgical video analysis and operating theatre technology
Objective: Use of video is an important educational tool for surgical learning and reflective practice. Patients are important stakeholders in considering digital education using surgical video. The aim of this qualitative study was to explore patients’ opinions on operating theater technology, incl
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