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. 2016 Aug 11;18(8):e213. doi: 10.2196/jmir.6027

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©Laura Ahmed, Leonard H Seal, Carol Ainley, Barbara De la Salle, Michelle Brereton, Keith Hyde, John Burthem, William Samuel Gilmore. Originally published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research (http://www.jmir.org), 11.08.2016.

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Influence of diagnostic experience performance in parasite identification using consecutive assessments delivered using the image browser. 35 candidates grouped according to length of experience reporting malaria (A: <1yr; B: 1-4yrs; C: 3-9yrs; D: >9yrs). Each bar represents the mean performance for each candidate. The horizontal line represents the performance of UK NEQAS participants using the same case sets on glass slide (solid line=mean, broken line=95% CI, n=435 (mean)). Gray bars represent participants trained at diploma level; all others shown were trained at degree level. Left panel: comparison of individual participants’ detection of malaria parasites; Right panel: comparison of individual participants’ identification of malaria parasites.