How to adapt first trimester ultrasound education to Tunisian trainees

How to adapt first trimester ultrasound education to Tunisian trainees

To evaluate the impact of a targeted training program on the quality of NT measures performed by OBST/GYN trainees. Prospective study. Step1: each trainee achieved 10 T1US . All were evaluated by 2 experts. Step 2: interactive training session where participants received a detailed feedback report....

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