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Creating an educational videotape.

Abstract

Staff development and patient education coordinators are challenged to lead efforts to provide resources for patient education. One option to provide cost-effective, quality education is the use of videotapes. In this article, the authors identify six advantages of video instruction and detail the steps to create an educational videotape.

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N H Williams, F Wolgin, C S Hodge. Creating an educational videotape.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00124645-199811000-00001

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