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Learning media based on augmented reality (AR) increased the skill of physical examination of the integumentary system of pregnant women in midwifery students
Hikmandayani
Gaceta Sanitaria
Q3Published: 2021Citations: 6
Abstract
The results showed differences in the measurement of skills improvement in the control and intervention groups before and after the intervention was given. A more significant increase in skills occurred in the intervention group with a p-value <0.001 contributing after 1week of giving a demonstration, and application-based (AR) skills increased by 66.1%. After two weeks it increased by 93.5%, and after two weeks it increased by 100%. So it could be concluded statistically that AR-based learning media was significant in improving the physical examination skills integumentary systems in pregnant women.
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