Using EventFlow to Analyze Task Performance During Trauma Resuscitation Elizabeth A. Carter, PhD, MPH*, Randall S. Burd, MD, PhD*, Megan Monroe^, Catherine Plaisant, PhD^, Ben Shneiderman, PhD^; *Children’s National Me

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