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Factors associated with confidence in fundoscopy

Fundoscopy is an important component of the neurological examination. Previous studies have shown that students and junior doctors lack confidence in fundoscopy, but to date little is known about possible barriers to the acquisition of confidence in this skill.

Christopher Schulz | P. Hodgkins | Peter Hodgkins | C. Schulz

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