Figure 9: Assessment of possible benefits of the 3D hands-on training
The responses were divided by level of experience (inexperienced (n=14, one abstention), moderately experienced (n=2), experienced (n=3)). For the assessment of possible benefits of the 3D hands-on training the participants’ level of experience was considered. Regardless of the level of experience all participants wished to have more possibilities to use this new method of training. All participants also agreed that the practice on 3D-printed heart models could lead to more confidence when intervening on patients.