A pilot study to assess the utility of a freely downloadable mobile application simulator for undergraduate clinical skills training: a single-blinded, randomised controlled trial

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RT @drrdb93: @TouchSurgery @Jean_Nehme We also independently tested @TouchSurgery for clinical skills procedures in medical students. Full…

RT @drrdb93: @TouchSurgery @Jean_Nehme We also independently tested @TouchSurgery for clinical skills procedures in medical students. Full…

RT @drrdb93: @TouchSurgery @Jean_Nehme We also independently tested @TouchSurgery for clinical skills procedures in medical students. Full…

RT @drrdb93: @TouchSurgery @Jean_Nehme We also independently tested @TouchSurgery for clinical skills procedures in medical students. Full…

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