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Published on: May 20, 2018
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Candidate feedback on the Induction and Refresher (I&R) scheme-simulated surgery.
Anwar Khan1, Vijay Nayar2, Peter Burrows3
1Clinical Lead for I&R Assessments.
Summary
The simulated surgery examination effectively assesses general practitioner (GP) consulting skills. Candidate feedback indicates satisfaction and validates the assessment, though improvements to the application process are ongoing.
Area of Science:
- Medical Education
- General Practice Assessment
- Clinical Skills Evaluation
Background:
- The Induction and Refresher (I&R) Scheme utilizes a simulated surgery examination for GP entry assessments.
- This assessment evaluates clinical and consulting competencies before supervised practice.
Purpose of the Study:
- To assess candidate satisfaction and the validity of the simulated surgery examination.
- To identify areas for improvement in the I&R Scheme's application process.
Main Methods:
- Analysis of quantitative and qualitative data from 401 candidates (July 2015-July 2018).
- Candidates completed a simulated surgery examination with standardized cases and provided feedback via questionnaires.
Main Results:
- Overall candidate satisfaction with the examination as a valid assessment of GP consulting skills.
- Concerns persist regarding the I&R application process, with evidence of gradual improvement over three years.
Conclusions:
- The simulated surgery examination is a valued tool for assessing GP consulting skills.
- Iterative use of candidate feedback ensures quality control and drives process improvements for the I&R Scheme.
Keywords:
Candidate feedback evaluationExamination feedbackFeedback analysisI&R SchemeInternational Medical GraduatesSimulated SurgeryMore Related Videos
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