Screen savers as an adjunct to medical education on patient safety.

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Screen savers as an adjunct to medical education on patient safety.

November 2, 2011

Coil CJ; Kaji AH; Crevensten H; Aaron KE; Lewis RJ; Coates WC.

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Computer screen savers that provided education about patient safety did not seem to improve medical students' knowledge about safety problems.

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