NBME – Constructing Written Test Questions For the Basic and Clinical Sciences
This manual reflects lessons that the NBME Test Development Services unit has learned in developing items and examinations over the past 30 years.
This manual reflects lessons that the NBME Test Development Services unit has learned in developing items and examinations over the past 30 years.
This booklet describes the basic principles of questionnaire construction and design using examples applicable to research in medical education.
Digestible Summary: Among the findings particularly relevant to our readership were isolation of three dimensions of learner engagement: affective, cognitive, and situational.
Full Thesis work: Among the findings particularly relevant to our readership were isolation of three dimensions of learner engagement: affective, cognitive, and situational.
Findings demonstrate that unstructured approaches to commitment to may identify many unanticipated learning outcomes.
Research has discovered that confidence-based assessments provide a more comprehensive measure of a person’s knowledge, increases the retainability of learned material.
The purpose of this study was to apply the Transtheoretical Model of Behavior Change to evaluate an Internet curriculum including a series of 13 related CME activities.
This report describes the background, methods and first-year output (Glossary V1) of the Outcomes Standardisation Project (OSP).
A conceptual model is proposed for planning and assessing continuous learning for physicians including Moore’s Outcomes Model/Pyramid.
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