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    • Early experiences and practical challenges encountered during the pilot were identified.
    • The study highlights specific pitfalls associated with using this method for staff selection.

    Conclusions:

    • The multiple mini-interview approach offers a potential solution for assessing caring values in healthcare recruitment.
    • Sharing early experiences provides valuable practical guidance for organizations considering similar methods.
    • Further formal evaluation is needed, but initial insights can inform recruitment practice.