The Effects of Examiner Background, Station Organization, and Time of Exam on OSCE Scores Assessing Undergraduate Medical Studentsʼ Physical Examination Skills
Authors:
- Christopher James DoigCDChristopher James Doig
- Peter H. HarasymPHPeter H. Harasym
- Gordon H. FickGFGordon H. Fick
- John S. BaumberJBJohn S. Baumber
- 1 October 2000
- journal article
- Published by Oxford University Press (OUP) in Academic Medicine
- Vol. 75 (Supplement) , S96-S98
Abstract
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