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Medical education and other disciplines

feedback influence the development of automaticity and hence effective performance and learning. Those aspects should be part of a future research agenda on clinical skills. In addition, this agenda should include aspects of the significance of knowledge to learning clinical skills. It is possible that even in speeded conditions a causal understanding of concepts, procedures and tool designs might lead to better performance and perhaps to better retention and transfer.