Strategies to improve bedside clinical skills teaching

BT Garibaldi, SW Russell - Chest, 2021 - Elsevier
The bedside encounter between a patient and physician remains the cornerstone of the
practice of medicine. However, physicians and trainees spend less time in direct contact with …

[HTML][HTML] The Academic Backbone: longitudinal continuities in educational achievement from secondary school and medical school to MRCP (UK) and the specialist …

IC McManus, K Woolf, J Dacre, E Paice, C Dewberry - BMC medicine, 2013 - Springer
Background Selection of medical students in the UK is still largely based on prior academic
achievement, although doubts have been expressed as to whether performance in earlier …

PLAB and UK graduates' performance on MRCP (UK) and MRCGP examinations: data linkage study

IC McManus, R Wakeford - Bmj, 2014 - bmj.com
Objectives To assess whether international medical graduates passing the two
examinations set by the Professional and Linguistic Assessments Board (PLAB1 and …

[HTML][HTML] Assessment at UK medical schools varies substantially in volume, type and intensity and correlates with postgraduate attainment

OP Devine, AC Harborne, IC McManus - BMC Medical Education, 2015 - Springer
Abstract Background In the United Kingdom (UK), medical schools are free to develop local
systems and policies that govern student assessment and progression. Successful …

[HTML][HTML] Investigating possible ethnicity and sex bias in clinical examiners: an analysis of data from the MRCP (UK) PACES and nPACES examinations

IC McManus, AT Elder, J Dacre - BMC medical education, 2013 - Springer
Background Bias of clinical examiners against some types of candidate, based on
characteristics such as sex or ethnicity, would represent a threat to the validity of an …

[HTML][HTML] Resitting a high-stakes postgraduate medical examination on multiple occasions: nonlinear multilevel modelling of performance in the MRCP (UK) …

IC McManus, K Ludka - BMC medicine, 2012 - Springer
Background Failure rates in postgraduate examinations are often high and many candidates
therefore retake examinations on several or even many times. Little, however, is known …

The road back to the bedside

A Elder, J Chi, E Ozdalga, J Kugler, A Verghese - JAMA, 2013 - jamanetwork.com
According to that old story, a local giving directions to a lost traveler says,“If I wanted to get
there, I wouldn't start from here.” Medicine finds itself far from the bedside, 1, 2 seeking a …

[HTML][HTML] Cross-comparison of MRCGP & MRCP (UK) in a database linkage study of 2,284 candidates taking both examinations: assessment of validity and differential …

R Wakeford, ML Denney, K Ludka-Stempien… - BMC Medical …, 2015 - Springer
Abstract Background MRCGP and MRCP (UK) are the main entry qualifications for UK
doctors entering general [family] practice or hospital [internal] medicine. The performance of …

[HTML][HTML] Fitness to practise sanctions in UK doctors are predicted by poor performance at MRCGP and MRCP (UK) assessments: data linkage study

R Wakeford, K Ludka, K Woolf, IC McManus - BMC medicine, 2018 - Springer
Background The predictive validity of postgraduate examinations, such as MRCGP and
MRCP (UK) in the UK, is hard to assess, particularly for clinically relevant outcomes. The …

[HTML][HTML] Passing MRCP (UK) PACES: a cross-sectional study examining the performance of doctors by sex and country

E Unwin, HWW Potts, J Dacre, A Elder, K Woolf - BMC Medical Education, 2018 - Springer
Background There is much discussion about the sex differences that exist in medical
education. Research from the United Kingdom (UK) and United States has found female …