Study on surgeons' mental tiredness based on surgery time
This study looks at how long surgeons operate and whether that affects their mental tiredness. It might help understand how to reduce fatigue in the operating room.
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Who can take part
- You must be a surgeon working in the digestive surgery department at CHD Vendée.
- You need to understand the study and want to join.
- You must be available for the entire research period.
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