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    Assessment in Medical

    Education
    What is Assessment?
    The process of finding out how much each student
    knows or can do.
    2 TYPES
    1. Formative assessment (Diagnostic)
     Done during the course.
     Provide feedback to the student on his/her progress.
     Provide feedback to the teacher with data for
    modification of his/her teaching.

    2. Summative assessment (Certifying)


     Done at the end of period.
     For placing the student in order of merit.
     During giving any certificate.
    Why Assessment ???
     Ranking of student.

     Measurement of improvement in a student.

     To diagnose student difficulties.

     Evaluate method of teaching

     Motivate student to study.

    CATEGORISE
    GOOD ASSESSMENT
    1. Validity
    – Measuring what it tends to measure
    2. Reliability
    – Reproducibility
    3. Acceptability
    – Acceptability by students/assessor
    4. Consequences of Assessment
    – Educational Impact
    What to Assess?

    &

    How Often?

    Domain Of Learning
    1. Cognitive Domain
     Knowledge
    2. Psychomotor Domain
     Practical Skills
    3. Affective Domain
     Attitudes

    Bloom’s Taxonomy
    LEARNING COMPONENTS

    1. KNOWLEDGE Dose the student or doctor know


    what he or she should do?

    Communication skill
    2. SKILLS
    Psychomotor skill.

    Is he or she able to do it?

    3. ATTITUDE/ RESPONSE
    In practice, does the student or doctor
    choose to do it when confronted with a
    situation?

    Clinical competence is demonstrated when a


    task is performed using learned skills and
    knowledge.
    CLINICAL COMPETENCE

    Does
    Shows How

    Knows How
    Knows

    MILLER’S PYRAMID
    Video link for Miller’s pyramid
     https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PkwHS8wIuo

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