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Episode length: 37:30

Authors: Wu et. al.

Publication details: The Development of Visual Expertise in ECG Interpretation: An Eye-Tracking Augmented Re Situ Interview Approach, Teaching and Learning in Medicine, 33:3, 258-269. 2021

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