Objective To investigate the literature for evidence that workplace based assessment affects
doctors' education and performance. Design Systematic review. Data sources The primary …

Workplace based assessments (WBAs) are now commonplace in postgraduate medical
training. User acceptability and engagement is essential to the success of any medical …

Objectives: To explore the current status of performance feedback (debriefing) in the
operating room and to develop and evaluate an evidence-based, user-informed intervention …

The differences of learning experiences in the workplace put challenges on the assessment:
the assessment programme should be aligned with the general competency framework of …

Workplace-based assessment is more commonly given a lukewarm than a warm welcome
by its prospective users. In this article, we summarise the workplace-based assessment …

Background Despite evidence demonstrating the advantages of simulation training in
general surgery, it is not widely integrated into surgical training programs worldwide. The …

Workplace based assessment (WPBA) refers to a group of assessment modalities which
evaluates trainees' performance during the clinical settings. Hallmark of WPBA is the …

Background Work-based assessments including procedure based assessments, case
based discussions, clinical evaluation exercises and direct observation of procedural skills …

Surgical training in the UK has undergone major reforms over the last few decades. The
focus has shifted from time based training to competency based training programs. This …

INTRODUCTION: An online portfolio, the Intercollegiate Surgical Curriculum Programme
(ISCP; http://www. iscp. ac. uk), became mandatory for British surgical trainees 5 years ago …