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Home Courses Forensic Engineering: Learning from Failures Course materials Lectures Outcomes and wrap-up Biomechanical Engineering

Outcomes and wrap-up Biomechanical Engineering

Course subject(s) 6. Debriefing per case

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Let’s check what we found up to now and what we did not find. Can we already draw a final conclusion or should we be a bit more nuanced? Despite not knowing exactly what caused the persistence of the bacteria, we did gain more than enough knowledge to strongly reduce the chance of another outbreak in the future… but how?

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Want to know more about some of the cases on which we based the case in the Biomechanical Engineering Module? Check out these links to source materials about actual  ERCP-scope related cases.

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