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Introducing an assessment tool based on a full set of end-of-training EPAs to capture the workplace performance of final-year medical students.

Harm PetersYlva HolzhausenAsja MaazErik DriessenAnja Czeskleba
Published in: BMC medical education (2019)
This study introduces a tool that is adjusted to the final-year clerkship context and can assess the workplace performance of trainees based on a full set of end-of-training EPAs. Its utility characteristics suggest that the tool may be employed as a formative and outcome-aligned approach to the assessment of final-year students before entering into residency.
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