Workplace Based Assessment: Tools to assess competencies in a clinical setting

Amber Shamim Sultan, Rahila Ali, Sara Shakil, Rehan Nasir Khan

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Abstract

The apprenticeship model has been used for long in surgical training. It initially provides opportunity to the trainee to observe the attending surgeon, followed by gradual introduction to surgical technique under direct supervision and later with detached supervision. The attending provides informal feedback at different intervals to the trainee. Several changes have been made in postgraduate programmes with a shift towards using workplace-based assessment tools for formative and summative evaluation of the trainee's clinical skills.

Original languageEnglish (UK)
Pages (from-to)S89-S93
JournalJournal of the Pakistan Medical Association
Volume71
Issue number1
Publication statusPublished - Jan 2021
Externally publishedYes

Keywords

  • Assessment
  • Clinical skills assessment
  • Feedback
  • Formative assessment
  • Surgical training
  • Workplace-based assessment

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