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"On the same page"? The effect of GP examiner feedback on differences in rating severity in clinical assessments: a pre/post intervention study
2017
BMC Medical Education
Robust and defensible clinical assessments attempt to minimise differences in student grades which are due to differences in examiner severity (stringency and leniency). Unfortunately there is little evidence to date that examiner training and feedback interventions are effective; "physician raters" have indeed been deemed "impervious to feedback". Our aim was to investigate the effectiveness of a general practitioner examiner feedback intervention, and explore examiner attitudes to this.
doi:10.1186/s12909-017-0929-9
pmid:28587597
pmcid:PMC5461633
fatcat:ufjoztg45jf55jp67fd4mgecwa