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Title page; Copyright page; Contents; Contributors; Foreword; Preface; Chapter 1: Principles of assessment; Introduction; Trends in assessment; What is an assessment?; Competence and performance; Professionalism; What makes a good assessment?; Validity; Reliability; Overview of the book; Chapter 2: Assessment of knowledge; Introduction; Classification of written questions; Essay questions; Modified essay questions (MEQ); Short answer questions (SAQs); Multiple-choice questions (MCQ); Extended matching questions (EMQ); Specific tests of clinical reasoning; Key feature problems (KFP) 327 $aScript concordance items (SCI)Projects and dissertations; Guidance for successful delivery of projects and dissertations; Assessment of projects and dissertations; Portfolios; References; Further reading; Chapter 3: Development of skills competence assessment; Introduction; Dimensions; Test formats; Competence assessments; Long case examination; Objective structured long examination record (OSLER); Objective structured clinical examination (OSCE); Objective structured assessment of technical skills (OSATS); Practicalities to consider when planning an OSCE; Purpose of the assessment 327 $aBlueprinting (see also Chapter 6)Developing OSCE stations; Simulated patient and assessor training; Feedback on performance; 'Serious concerns' documentation; Current issues about competency assessment; Sequential OSCEs; Should high fidelity simulation be used in an OSCE?; Conclusions; References; Further reading; Chapter 4: Assessment of performance; Introduction; Why assess performance?; Simulation; High fidelity simulation; Planning a simulation episode; Workplace-based assessments; Mini clinical evaluation exercise (mini-CEX); Directly observed procedural skill (DOPS) 327 $aCase-based discussion (CbD)The acute care assessment tool (ACAT); Challenges of WPBA; The future of the WPBA; Log books for undergraduate training; Personal development portfolios; Good practice in performance assessment; Conclusions; References; Chapter 5: Assessment of professionalism; Introduction; What is professionalism?; How do you teach or learn professionalism?; Approaches to assessing professionalism; Faculty/teacher-practitioner assessment: observation in vitro; Objective structured clinical examinations (OSCEs); Workplace-based assessments: Observations 327 $aFaculty/teacher-practitioner assessment: Observation 'in vivo'Assessment as part of practice; Critical incidents/significant incidents; Undeclared observation; Faculty/teacher-practitioner assessment: Paper-based tests; Multiple-choice questions (MCQs); Short answer questions and essays; Written reflections; Scenarios; Service user assessment; Patient satisfaction surveys; Ad hoc patient feedback; Peer assessment; Self-assessment; Proxy measures of professionalism; Looking towards the future: The recommendations of the Ottawa 2010 expert group 327 $aThe assessment of professionalism as an individual phenomenon 330 $a Do you want to improve standards of practice?Do you know how to construct examinations so that they are fit for purpose?Can you give constructive feedback to aid development? 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