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“At some point ….. Genuine regard must be given to the supervisors assessment of the candidate’s s qualities….” “So far it appears scant regard has been given ….. To the opinions of those who have worked closely with the candidate….” • Supervisor’s s reports are considered in borderline cases and at the oral examinations. • However: – The practical exam may highlight deficiencies not previously appreciated, but later accepted by the supervisor as being an area of concern. – With the present examination system, a candidate who has clearly failed the practical cannot be granted a pass on the say so of the supervisor and yet some supervisors have lobbied the previous Chief Examiners in this way – Many supervisor reports are cursory, and therefore not helpful, in their approach despite the new format of the report – Through personality clashes and supervision from a distance, some supervisors reports are unfair to and may be biased against the candidate. 10.3.06
What’s s under consideration? • Supervisors reports/ongoing in house assessment • Trainee Diary – can this be used as an objective measure of some areas of competence? • Discussion of % weighting of continuing assessment towards the overall results for the examinations is underway. A figure of 25% of the total assessment has been proposed but the content and objective criteria to be used are still under discussion. 10.3.06
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No More Slanted Part II Exams in AP
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Current Examination Format in AP Pa
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Page 76: Case 6:Female 29 - persistent bleed
Page 79: Case 7: Male 68 - left scrotal mass
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Page 85: Case 9: Male 60 - left pleural mass
Page 88: Case 10: Male 4 days old - neonatal
Page 91: Case 11: Female 52 - nausea, abdomi
Page 94: Case 12: Male 52 - burns on hands,
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Page 105: Case 15: Female 40 - right orbital
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