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Existing obstetric simulators lack emotional expression and realistic interaction, limiting training effectiveness.

lightbulbPractical problemMedical Simulation Training and Communication Support

Existing obstetric simulators lack emotional expression and realistic interaction, limiting training effectiveness.

IUI '23Embodied Agents for Obstetric Simulation Training

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