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From: The acquisition and retention of urinary catheterisation skills using surgical simulator devices: teaching method or student traits

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Factors affecting catheter scores at index exam. A: Correlation analysis exhibits a strong positive relationship between overall catheter scores at index examination and pathway efficiency, economy of movement and total laparoscopic score. B: Factors affecting catheter scores at index exam: A Significant Negative Correlation observed between catheter score and time to completion of laparoscopy task. C: A significant correlation between initial catheter scores at index exam and those at the retention test: A significant positive correlation was also observed between catheter score at index examination and scores at the retention test four weeks later. This correlation remained significant within each teaching group.

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