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A Tactile Correct (Biofidelic) Teaching Model for Training Medical Staff to Diagnose Breast Cancer: Detecting Breast Disease using Palpation
Daisy Veitch
Applied Ergonomics and Design
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Medicine and Dentistry
Breast Cancer
100%
Breast Disease
100%
Breast Examination
40%
Breast Lump
20%
Breast Tumor
20%
Clinician
20%
Development
20%
Diagnosis
100%
Health
40%
Malignant Neoplasm
40%
Medical Student
20%
Palpation
100%
Physician
20%
Relative Survival
20%
Skill
100%
Survival Rate
20%
Therapeutic Procedure
20%
Touch
20%
Woman
20%
INIS
australia
7%
breasts
100%
cancer
100%
design
15%
diseases
100%
foundations
7%
investigations
7%
medical personnel
7%
resources
7%
simulation
7%
speed
7%
teaching
100%
testing
15%
tools
7%
tracks
7%
women
7%
Nursing and Health Professions
Medical Personnel
20%
Medical Specialist
20%
Medical Staff
100%
Medical Student
20%
Palpation
100%
Physician
20%
Procedures
20%
Velocity
20%
Psychology
Personnel
20%
Resources
20%
Skill Acquisition
20%
Tools
20%
Training
100%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Training
100%