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Development of Chest X-Ray Interpretation Skills in Trainee Radiologists: Changes in Detection Accuracy and Visual Search Behaviour Following a Two-Day Training Course
Detecting and interpreting abnormalities in chest X-rays (CXR) is a complex visual search task. Differences between novice and expert performance in medical image perception are well documented but less is known about how early training shapes trainees’ detection accuracy, error types, and gaze patt
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