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Publikováno v:
Advances in Health Sciences Education. 6:151-158
Clinical skills assessments have traditionally been scored via experts' ratings of examinee performance. However, this approach to scoring may be impractical in a large-scale context due to logistical and cost considerations as well as the increased
Publikováno v:
Academic Medicine. 72:1008-11
PURPOSE: As a first step in testing the utility of using trained “standardized examinees” (SEs) as a quality-assurance measure for the scoring process in a standardized-patient (SP) examination, to test whether medical residents could simulate st
Autor:
Sue Ahearn, Daniel J. Klass, Melissa J. Margolis, Ellen M. Lewis, Mary K. Macmillan, André F. De Champlain
Publikováno v:
Academic Medicine. 75:S109-S111
2 The validity of these score-based interpretations can be weakened by several test-related phenomena, including breaches to the security of the environment. The impacts of various forms of test security breaches need to be clearly ad- dressed to det
Publikováno v:
Academic Medicine. 75:S112-S114
Autor:
A F De Champlain, F Schimpfiauser, Mary K. Macmillan, Ronald J. Nungester, Melissa J. Margolis, K Zinnerstrom, Daniel J. Klass
Publikováno v:
Academic Medicine. 74:S49-51
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Academic Medicine. 74:S52-4
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Academic Medicine. 73:A75-77
Publikováno v:
Teaching and learning in medicine. 17(1)
Clinical skills examinations using standardized patients (SPs) are important in documenting the proficiency of trainees. "Standardized examinees" (SEs) are individuals trained to a specific level of performance; they can be used as internal controls
Publikováno v:
Academic medicine : journal of the Association of American Medical Colleges. 74