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On the evaluation of medical students in radiology
Radiology
|October 1, 1975
Abstract:
What a medical student has learned in radiology needs to be evaluated, not only to appraise the student's mastery of the subject but to determine the efficiency of teaching methods. A two-phase written/oral test for all students completing the fourth-year elective is described.
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