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Published On:   Sep 17, 2008
Workshop on Quality Assurance in Medical Education

The workshop is facilitated by Prof Clarke Blaine Hazlett, (BEd, MEd, PhD) from the University of Alberta.

 

At present, Prof Hazlett is the Director of Centre for Learning Enhancement & Research as well as Offices of Educational & Academic Services (Faculty of Medicine), Chinese University of Hong Kong. He has been the Chairman of Department of Health Services & Community Medicine, University of Alberta. He was a Senior Health Research Scientist in Canada & Public Health Research Associate in the Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons.

 

His workshop is specially designed for the master trainers selected from affiliated Medical & Dental Colleges.

 

Day One

Session I (0900-1200)

§         Necessity of Alignment

§         Functions of Assessment

§         Types of Assessment

§         Small group Exercise

§         Necessity of Creating Appropriate Context

§         Domains: Cognitive, Affective & Psychomotor

§         Assessment Formats for Assessing Cognition

§          Small group Teaching Assignments

                                                             Session II (1245 – 1500)

Necessity of Consistency

      * reliability: types & methods for estimation
      * validity: types & methods for estimation
      PC lab: computing & interpreting estimates

Necessity of establishing representativeness

     * sampling
     * relationship to establishing accuracy of rates

Session III (1515 – 1700)

Open time to plan & work together on small group projects

Day Two

Session I (0900-1200)

§         Necessity for Post Hoc Reviews

§         Item Analysis
Lab Exercise
Post Hoc Review
Necessity of Post Hoc Review (Cont’d)

§         Open Item Analysis

§         Lab Exercise
Post Hoc Review

Session II (1245 – 1500)

Group I Teaching Exercise: A-type

     * goals, purposes, strengths & limitations
     * format & item writing techniques

4 Small Group Exercises

     * compose & critique
     * presentation to whole class

Session III (1515 – 1700)

Open time to plan & work together on small group projects

Day Three

Session I (0900-1200)

§         Necessity of standard setting

§         Class Discussion: Resolving concept of difficulty

§         Necessity of standard setting (Cont’d)

§         Whole Class Exercise

Session II (1245 – 1500)

Group II Teaching Exercise: R-type
4 Small Group Exercises

Session III (1515 – 1700)

Open time to plan & work together on small group projects

 Day Four

Session I (0900-1200)

§         Assessing Practical Works & Projects

§         Small Group Tasks

§         Group III Teaching Exercise MEQ & SAQ

§          4 Small Group Exercises

Session II (1245 – 1500)

§         Formative Feedback

§         Small Group Exercises

Session III (1515 – 1700)

Open time to plan & work together on small group projects

 Day Five

Session I (0900-1200)

§         Assessing Oral Communications

§         Small Group Tasks

§         Peer & Self Assessment

§         Group IV Teaching Exercise

§         4 Small Group Exercises

Session II (1245 – 1500)

§         Benchmarking Student Performances

§         Rewarding Teachers for contribution to teaching learning



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