Looking at Social Interactions in Medical Education with Dual Eye-Tracking Technology: A Scoping Review
Johannes Lorenz,
Juliane Zevano,
Nils Otto
et al.
Abstract:Purpose Social interactions are fundamental to effective medical practice, yet assessing these complex dynamics in educational settings remains challenging. This review critically examines the emerging use of dual eye-tracking technology as a novel method to quantify, analyze, and enhance social interactions within medical education contexts. Materials and Methods We performed a scoping review of the literature, focusing on studies that utilized dual eye-tracking within medical education contexts. Our search i… Show more
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