The Effects of Clinically Relevant Multiple-Choice Items on the Statistical Discrimination of Physician Clinical Competence

The Effects of Clinically Relevant Multiple-Choice Items on the Statistical Discrimination of Physician Clinical Competence [electronic resource] / Steven M. Downing and Jack L. Maatsch.

To test the effect of clinically relevant multiple-choice item content on the validity of statistical discriminations of physicians' clinical competence, data were collected from a field test of the Emergency Medicine Examination, test items for the certification of specialists in emergency med...

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Main Author: Downing, Steven M.
Corporate Author: Michigan State University
Other Authors: Maatsch, Jack L.
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: [S.l.] : Distributed by ERIC Clearinghouse, 1978.
Subjects:
Certification.
Clinical Experience.
Competence.
Difficulty Level.
Graduate Medical Students.
Higher Education.
Medical Students.
Multiple Choice Tests.
Physicians.
Test Items.
Test Reliability.
Test Validity.

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