Table 1 Characterization of hysteroscopies according to the degree of professional experience Office Hysteroscopy Hysteroscopic time (average min) Sent to OR Diagnostic 24.7 % Total Experts Trainees 5.7 % Operative 75.3 % 24.6 24.6 24.6.
In addition to these, 9230 "external staff" (e.g. Contractual agents, detached national experts, young experts, trainees etc).
ANSWER will be developed based on the rigorous criteria outlined in the International Patient Decision Aid Standards [ 27, 28], and through a collaboration of health researchers, computer animation experts and trainees, and people with RA.
We predict that the difference between experts and trainees may be even greater in these situations, given that experienced surgeons will find these environments more familiar than the virtual simulated one.
Results of the expert rating regarding trainees' comprehension of the didactic approach, trainees' focus of attention, tutors' confidence, and flow of the training is shown in Table 2.
In the early 1980s, Michelene Chi and her colleagues developed a sorting task designed for use in studying the development of expert thinking among trainees in physics (Chi et al., 1981).
Nevertheless, in our study, two experts evaluated the trainees to avoid the bias induced by only one expert analysis.
Twenty-five subjects (69% non-expert group) were trainees under supervision and included two subjects with more than 2 years TAS experience and limited TVUS scanning.
To define the skills of a mid-cavity rotational forceps delivery to facilitate transfer of skills from expert obstetricians to trainee obstetricians.
Additionally, it is crucial that training objectives are clear prior to a course for both the expert and the trainee, in order to focus the feedback on all training objectives.
