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Autor:
Hany George El-Sayeh, Simon Budd, Claire Pocklington, Rozita Zenhari, Godfrey Pell, Sarah Jones, Elizabeth Cashman
Publikováno v:
The Journal of Mental Health Training, Education and Practice. 16:1-6
Purpose Psychiatric recruitment and retention are at an unprecedented low within the UK. The reasons for this shortfall may include public and professional stigma, recent NHS service developments and changes in undergraduate training. The purpose of
Publikováno v:
Medical Teacher
Introduction: There has been a long-running debate about the validity of item-based checklist scoring of performance assessments like OSCEs. In recent years, the conception of a checklist has devel...
Publikováno v:
Medical Teacher. 42:306-315
Introduction: Borderline regression (BRM) is considered problematic in small cohort OSCEs (e.g. n
Publikováno v:
Medical teacher. 43(3)
Dear Editor As academics and researchers, we are delighted to see medical students engaging with our assessment work. We would like to emphasise three brief points in response to Dawson et al. (202...
Publikováno v:
Medical Teacher. 39:469-475
Many standard setting procedures focus on the performance of the "borderline" group, defined through expert judgments by assessors. In performance assessments such as Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCEs), these judgments usually apply a
Publikováno v:
Medical teacher. 40(3)
In recent decades, there has been a move towards standardized models of assessment where all students sit the same test (e.g. OSCE). By contrast, in a sequential test the examination is in two parts, a "screening" test (S1) that all candidates take,
Publikováno v:
Medical Education. 47:569-577
Context Models of short-term remediation for failing students are typically associated with improvements in candidate performance at retest. However, the process is costly to deliver, particularly for performance retests with objective structured cli
Publikováno v:
Medical teacher. 39(1)
There is a growing body of research investigating assessor judgments in complex performance environments such as OSCE examinations. Post hoc analysis can be employed to identify some elements of "unwanted" assessor variance. However, the impact of in
Background: The use of the borderline regression method (BRM) is a widely accepted standard setting method for OSCEs. However, it is unclear whether this method is appropriate for use with small cohorts (e.g. specialist post-graduate examinations). A
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Publikováno v:
Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education. 37:787-804
Over recent years, UK medical schools have moved to more integrated summative examinations. This paper analyses data from the written assessment of undergraduate medical students to investigate two key psychometric aspects of this type of high-stakes