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Interactive video teaching using a home microcomputer.

M H Briscoe·A Byrne·B Hicks·D A Care·P A Williams·G Jones
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This paper describes the use of a home microcomputer to produce a highly versatile yet relatively inexpensive interactive video system. The program has been designed to introduce medical students to the examination of the mentally ill patient, but the technique is ideally suited to demonstrate examination and treatment techniques in all medical specialties.

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M H Briscoe, A Byrne, B Hicks, D A Care, P A Williams, G Jones. 1987. Interactive video teaching using a home microcomputer.. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1365-2923.1987.tb00508.x

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