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A Trial on the Effect of Simulation-based Diagnostic Abdominal Ultrasound Training
The investigators hypothesise that simulation-based training will have initial educational benefits and in coherence with the traditional apprenticeship model will heighten the educational end-level: That training on the simulator before clinical education will prepare the trainee for practice and thereby support more effective learning.
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