作者: Ariel Kate Dubin , Danielle Julian , Alyssa Tanaka , Patricia Mattingly , Roger Smith
DOI: 10.1007/S00464-018-6082-7
关键词: Medical physics 、 Proficiency testing 、 Surgical simulator 、 Surgical education 、 Virtual reality 、 Medicine
摘要: Background Surgical education relies heavily upon simulation. Assessment tools include robotic simulator assessments and Global Evaluative of Robotic Skills (GEARS) metrics, which have been validated. Training programs use GEARS for proficiency testing; however, it requires a trained human evaluator. Due to limited time, learners are reliant on surgical feedback improve their skills. scores shown be correlated but in what capacity is unknown. Our goal develop model predicting score using metrics.