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Code Black: Desktop-Mediated Co-Design of AR-HMD Microinteractions for Emergency Department Teamwork
Emergency Department (ED) teams coordinate shifting roles, medication decisions, and time-critical interventions under uncertainty. Augmented reality head-mounted displays (AR-HMDs) have shown potential to spatially anchor information during care, creating opportunities to examine how spatial interf
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