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The Fallacy of the “Learning Curve” [PDF]
John T. Campbell MD+7 more
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Advances in surgical techniques and technologies require surgeons to constantly retrain and adopt these into their practices. Until the surgeon gains proficiency in the new technique, he is said to be on the learning curve.
Sanjay Rao
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The learning curve equation. [PDF]
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L. L. Thurstone
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ON THE FORM OF LEARNING CURVES [PDF]
In a wide variety of learning experiments, cumulated measures of performance turn out to be a power function of practice time or number trials, typically with an exponent between 1 and 2. The effects of various conditions on the course of learning can frequently be described in terms of the two constants of the function.
Joseph C. Stevens, Harris B. Savin
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The learning curve: A neurosurgeon's memoir [PDF]
"The Learning Curve: A Neurosurgeon's Memoir," authored by Brigadier Harjinder Singh Bhatoe, is an autobiography of an Indian military neurosurgeon. The author invites readers on an intimate exploration of a life shaped by triumphs, tribulations, and ...
Manjul Tripathi
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Learning curve for full-endoscopic lumbar decompression via interlaminar approach using the learning curve cumulative summation analysis [PDF]
Background Full-endoscopic spine surgery (FESS) is generally considered to have a steep learning curve due to its technical complexity. This study aimed to evaluate the learning curve for full-endoscopic decompressive laminectomy via the interlaminar ...
Sung Cheol Park+3 more
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Learning Curve, Survival Curve [PDF]
Reena George+5 more
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Learning curve? Which one? [PDF]
Learning curves have been studied for a long time. These studies provided strong support to the hypothesis that, as organizations produce more of a product, unit costs of production decrease at a decreasing rate (see Argote, 1999 for a comprehensive review of learning curve studies).
Paulo Prochno
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Teaching a culture of care: Why it matters
The use of animal in biomedical research remains a critical compromise. Research and higher education institutions play a major role in educating on the use of animal and such training is expected to translate into the development of a culture of care ...
Jordi López Tremoleda, Angela Kerton
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