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EXAMINATION OF CLINICAL EXAMINERS
The Lancet, 1969Abstract The poor correlation between the marks awarded in the clinical tests in medicine and surgery, and between the medical clinical test and the written objective paper, suggested the need for more detailed investigations into the reliability of clinical examinations.
G.M Wilson +4 more
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1976
Examinations are usually set at the end of a course on mathematics. Sometimes they seem to have little relevance to the real world of business but the award of a useful qualification might depend on passing that examination. They should be treated like any other problem to be solved.
Terry Green, John Webster
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Examinations are usually set at the end of a course on mathematics. Sometimes they seem to have little relevance to the real world of business but the award of a useful qualification might depend on passing that examination. They should be treated like any other problem to be solved.
Terry Green, John Webster
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Medical Teacher, 1992
This study evaluates the correlation that exists between the objective structured clinical examination and the traditional clinical examination. An analysis is performed on the results of four groups of students assessed by these two methods. The internal consistency of the OSCE is also described by correlating the results by rank difference ...
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This study evaluates the correlation that exists between the objective structured clinical examination and the traditional clinical examination. An analysis is performed on the results of four groups of students assessed by these two methods. The internal consistency of the OSCE is also described by correlating the results by rank difference ...
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2003
As exemplified by the establishment of the Australian Universities Quality Agency in 2001, the processes and outcomes of higher education in Australia are under increasing formal scrutiny in response to demands for greater transparency and accountability.
Lawson, Alan +2 more
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As exemplified by the establishment of the Australian Universities Quality Agency in 2001, the processes and outcomes of higher education in Australia are under increasing formal scrutiny in response to demands for greater transparency and accountability.
Lawson, Alan +2 more
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Who Will Examine the Examiners?
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1976To the Editor.— The article entitled "Family Practitioners' Knowledge About Treatment of Depressive Illness" by Richard Ketai (235:2600, 1976) illustrates the potential hazards of both peer review and recertification procedures. Dr Ketai tested the knowledge of family practitioners with respect to the treatment of depressive illness and compared it ...
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