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" Direct Observation Assessment of Milestones: Problems with Reliability "
Schott, Meghan; Kedia, Raashee; Promes, Susan B.; Swoboda, Thomas; O'Rourke, Kevin; Green, Walter; Liu, Rachel; Stansfield, Brent; Santen, Sally A.
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AL
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Record Number
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933472
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LA5qv670gp
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Language of Document
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English
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Main Entry
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Schott, Meghan; Kedia, Raashee; Promes, Susan B.; Swoboda, Thomas; O'Rourke, Kevin; Green, Walter; Liu, Rachel; Stansfield, Brent; Santen, Sally A.
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Title & Author
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Direct Observation Assessment of Milestones: Problems with Reliability [Article]\ Schott, Meghan; Kedia, Raashee; Promes, Susan B.; Swoboda, Thomas; O'Rourke, Kevin; Green, Walter; Liu, Rachel; Stansfield, Brent; Santen, Sally A.
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Title of Periodical
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Western Journal of Emergency Medicine: Integrating Emergency Care with Population Health
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16/6
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Date
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2015
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Abstract
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Introduction: Emergency medicine (EM) milestones are used to assess residents’ progress. While some milestone validity evidence exists, there is a lack of standardized tools available to reliably assess residents. Inherent to this is a concern that we may not be truly measuring what we intend to assess. The purpose of this study was to design a direct observation milestone assessment instrument supported by validity and reliability evidence. In addition, such a tool would further lend validity evidence to the EM milestones by demonstrating their accurate measurement.
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