Objective structured clinical skills evaluation
Validity evidence for two objective structured clinical examination stations to evaluate core skills of the shoulder and knee assessment
... We acknowledge several limitations to our study. First, we have not examined the relationship of these OSCEs to other assessments of knowledge, including written ex- aminations. We are currently developing additional ...
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Effect of training by using objective structured clinical examination "osce" on the outcome of clinical training of nursing students enrolled in psychiatric and mental health nursing course
... However, evaluation of clinical competence has been problematic in nursing education because of its subjectivity and ...reliable evaluation of the student's cognitive, affective and psychomotor ...
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Evaluation of perceived and actual competency in a family medicine objective structured clinical examination
... Pre-OSCE and post-OSCE perceived competency rat- ings were compared using ANOVA (analysis of variance), with time (before or after) and item (specific compe- tency) functioning as the repeated measures of interest. ...
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Comparing the Effects of Objective Structured Assessment of Technical Skills (OSATS) and Traditional Method on Learning of Students
... and skills compared to traditional ...clinical skills. In addition, 60% of them declared that the evaluation had an important ef- fect on their ...the evaluation method, they would try ...
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Constructing a protocol for the evaluation of residents' competency with office hysteroscopy
... of skills assessment tools currently used: (a) rating scales for the assessment of generic skills (Global Rating Scale, Objective Structured Assessment of Surgical Skills, Global ...
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Students’ first experience with Objective Structured Clinical Examination in a pharmacy school in Indonesia
... study objective was to determine the effectiveness of the introduction of OSCE and pharmacy students perception regarding OSCE ...covered clinical skills, compounding skills, and management ...
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Situational awareness within objective structured clinical examination stations in undergraduate medical training - a literature search
... six evaluation criteria [history taking, physical examination, communication skills, CR skills, procedural skills, professionalism] procedural skills were identified as strongest and CR ...
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Assessing musculoskeletal examination skills and diagnostic reasoning of 4th year medical students using a novel objective structured clinical exam
... written clinical vignette and a choice of three possible diagnoses to con- ...mimicking clinical features of one of the diagnoses per region [for back, L5 radiculopathy (Radic); for knee, ACL tear (ACL); ...
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Sucharitha
... Role modelling is yet another methodology which can influence the emerging medical graduates with positive influence to model their own behaviours and practices. It is defined as demonstration of skills, provision ...
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Perceptions of postgraduate trainees on the impact of objective structured clinical examinations on their study behavior and clinical practice
... approach of testing employed by OSCEs had both a positive and negative impact on the trainees. On the positive side, the trainees reported that the short timed session encouraged them to think fast and make quick ...
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Examiner and simulated patient ratings of empathy in medical student final year clinical examination: are they useful?
... communication skills in examinations [17], or using clin- ician rated scores of communication skills in ward or clinic settings [18], empathy more specifically is less fre- quently reported as being ...used ...
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Comparing self-assessment of laparoscopic technical skills with expert opinion for gynecological surgeons in an operative setting
... non-technical skills among surgical residents in a simulated environment ...technical skills of surgeons, whereby the first expert watched the proced- ure live from a control room while the second expert ...
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Structured Clinical Observations: A Method to Teach Clinical Skills With Limited Time and Financial Resources
... The SCO program was feasible in the sense that we were able to maintain the number of observa- tions per clerkship block over the year of this study despite the cutback in the number of faculty pre- ceptors and the ...
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Examiner effect on the objective structured clinical exam – a study at five medical schools
... Results from part A of the checklist for both joint exam- inations indicated that at all sites tested a higher score was given by the local examiners than by the reference examiner. The differences at part A were ...
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Exploring the introduction of entrustment rating scales in an existing objective structured clinical examination
... of clinical and communication skills accounted for a rea- sonably high proportion of the variance in entrustment ratings ’ variance, with the highest R 2 score being ap- proximately ...a clinical ...
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Structured on-the-job training to improve retention of newborn resuscitation skills: a national cohort Helping Babies Breathe study in Tanzania
... linking skills demonstration with improved practice and clinical outcomes [6, 9, ...improved skills retention and improved clinical outcomes including newborn death within 24 h and intrapartum ...
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Implementation of Objective Structured Clinical Examination for Assessing Nursing Students’ Clinical Competencies: Lessons and Implications
... assessing clinical skills that are fundamental to the practice of Nursing and other health care related professions (Association of American Medical Colleges, 2008; El Darir & Abd El Hamid, ...assessing ...
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Effectiveness of a multicenter training programme to teach point-of-care vascular ultrasound for the detection of peripheral arterial disease in people with diabetes
... of clinical and teaching experience in vascular US (author ...routine clinical workup. Patient demo- graphic data, clinical details (presence of ulceration, ulcer severity score) and the results of ...
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Investigating the Attitude of Graduate Psychiatrists towards Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) and Conventional Clinical Interview Examination.
... the objective structured clinical examination in 1979 (Harden et ...communication skills of geriatrics with patients and their families (O’Sullivan et ...
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A Comparison of the Effect of Using Log Books and OSATS on the Progress of Medical Students in Anatomy Course
... The results showed that most of the students regarded this approach as a method recording false information. Although teachers knew log book as a document for recording the activity of students in the hospital, they also ...
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