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Do checklist-induced behavioral changes improve self-confidence in fundoscopic examination?: A mixed-methods study

2020-02-08

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<title>Abstract</title> <p>Background Fundoscopic exams are conducted during outpatient consultations to assess intracranial disease and complications from chronic diseases. Low level of confidence in these skills which physicians have is one of the causes that Implementation frequency is low. We quantitatively verified increases in exam implementation for patients suggested for fundoscopic exams, as well as impr...

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3bdb98fb-94d9-51d9-aec9-d7b604f333d0
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10.21203/rs.2.22893/v1
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