Twelve tips for OSCE-style Tele-assessment
The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) has developed a flexible 'tele-assessment' approach to the delivery of its assessment modalities. Candidates can sit their examination remotely, close to their place of practice, which reduces the need for rural doctors - both can...
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description | The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) has developed a flexible 'tele-assessment' approach to the delivery of its assessment modalities. Candidates can sit their examination remotely, close to their place of practice, which reduces the need for rural doctors - both candidates and examiners - to leave their communities for the purpose of assessment.
A major component of the assessment process is the Structured Assessment using Multiple Patient Scenarios (StAMPS) examination, which blends the formats of an Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) and a traditional viva vocè examination. It is a high-stakes assessment, that was designed to be academically rigorous, flexible, valid, reliable, and fair.
Since 2008 ACRRM has provided a videoconferencing option to candidates for their StAMPS examination allowing them to remain in or near their home location, while the examiners meet a central location. Travel restrictions due to the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic meant for the first time both candidates AND examiners participated in StAMPS via videoconference.
ACRRM conducted an online StAMPS assessment using videoconferencing technology for 65 candidates in mid-May 2020, with all candidates, examiners and support staff remaining in or near their home communities. These Twelve Tips outline some of the experience gained in providing tele-assessment over the past twelve years. |
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spelling | doaj.art-24e79864433c47e08abe9568e73676612022-12-21T19:15:28ZengF1000 Research LtdMedEdPublish2312-79962020-08-0191Twelve tips for OSCE-style Tele-assessmentRaymond Lewandowski0Angela Stratton1Tarun Sen Gupta2Michelle Cooper3The Australian College of Rural and Remote MedicineThe Australian College of Rural and Remote MedicineJames Cook University and The Australian College of Rural and Remote MedicineThe Australian College of Rural and Remote MedicineThe Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) has developed a flexible 'tele-assessment' approach to the delivery of its assessment modalities. Candidates can sit their examination remotely, close to their place of practice, which reduces the need for rural doctors - both candidates and examiners - to leave their communities for the purpose of assessment. A major component of the assessment process is the Structured Assessment using Multiple Patient Scenarios (StAMPS) examination, which blends the formats of an Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) and a traditional viva vocè examination. It is a high-stakes assessment, that was designed to be academically rigorous, flexible, valid, reliable, and fair. Since 2008 ACRRM has provided a videoconferencing option to candidates for their StAMPS examination allowing them to remain in or near their home location, while the examiners meet a central location. Travel restrictions due to the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic meant for the first time both candidates AND examiners participated in StAMPS via videoconference. ACRRM conducted an online StAMPS assessment using videoconferencing technology for 65 candidates in mid-May 2020, with all candidates, examiners and support staff remaining in or near their home communities. These Twelve Tips outline some of the experience gained in providing tele-assessment over the past twelve years.https://www.mededpublish.org/Manuscripts/3275tele-assessmentrural and remote medicinehigh-stakes assessmenttechnology |
spellingShingle | Raymond Lewandowski Angela Stratton Tarun Sen Gupta Michelle Cooper Twelve tips for OSCE-style Tele-assessment MedEdPublish tele-assessment rural and remote medicine high-stakes assessment technology |
title | Twelve tips for OSCE-style Tele-assessment |
title_full | Twelve tips for OSCE-style Tele-assessment |
title_fullStr | Twelve tips for OSCE-style Tele-assessment |
title_full_unstemmed | Twelve tips for OSCE-style Tele-assessment |
title_short | Twelve tips for OSCE-style Tele-assessment |
title_sort | twelve tips for osce style tele assessment |
topic | tele-assessment rural and remote medicine high-stakes assessment technology |
url | https://www.mededpublish.org/Manuscripts/3275 |
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