Get Canada University Of British Columbia Mini-CEX Evaluation 2014-2024

A Mini-Clinical Evaluation Exercise is a concise, validated method of assessment consisting of a supervisor observing a trainee during a consultation with a real patient and providing feedback to the trainee about their performance.

A Mini-Clinical Evaluation Exercise is a concise, validated method of assessment consisting of a supervisor observing a trainee during a consultation with a real patient and providing feedback to the trainee about their performance.

Clinical evaluation exercise (mini-CEX) example. Evaluates a global clinical encounter with a patient assessing the synthesis of skills essential for clinical care such as history taking, communication, examination and clinical reasoning. Provide feedback on what the pharmacist did well and areas for development.

An OSCE assesses performance in a simulated clinical environment, not in an actual clinical environment. In contrast, workplace-based assessments (e.g. the mini-CEX) take place in the actual clinical environment. An OSCE is designed to be an objective and standardised method of assessing students' clinical competence.

Conclusions: The mini-CEX assesses residents in a much broader range of clinical situations than the traditional CEX, has better reproducibility, and offers residents greater opportunity for observation and feedback by more than one faculty member and with more than one patient.

You can ask your clinical supervisor, consultants, staff grades, or registrars to complete this assessment for you. Ideally each mini CEX should be with a different observer and you should aim to cover a range of different problems with your mini CEX's throughout the year.

The mini-CEX is feasible in specialty training, and promotes a feedback culture between consultants and trainees. Nevertheless, the validity and reliability evidence for mini-CEX in specialty training is poor. Generally, the published literature demonstrates acceptable correlation coefficients of between 0.7 and 0.9.

The Mini-CEX utilizes a nine-point rating scale: 1 through 3 is unsatisfactory. 4 through 6 is satisfactory* 7 through 9 is superior.

A Mini-Clinical Evaluation Exercise is a concise, validated method of assessment consisting of a supervisor observing a trainee during a consultation with a real patient and providing feedback to the trainee about their performance.

A Mini-Clinical Evaluation Exercise is a concise, validated method of assessment consisting of a supervisor observing a trainee during a consultation with a real patient and providing feedback to the trainee about their performance.

Clinical evaluation exercise (mini-CEX) example. Evaluates a global clinical encounter with a patient assessing the synthesis of skills essential for clinical care such as history taking, communication, examination and clinical reasoning. Provide feedback on what the pharmacist did well and areas for development.

An OSCE assesses performance in a simulated clinical environment, not in an actual clinical environment. In contrast, workplace-based assessments (e.g. the mini-CEX) take place in the actual clinical environment. An OSCE is designed to be an objective and standardised method of assessing students' clinical competence.

Conclusions: The mini-CEX assesses residents in a much broader range of clinical situations than the traditional CEX, has better reproducibility, and offers residents greater opportunity for observation and feedback by more than one faculty member and with more than one patient.

You can ask your clinical supervisor, consultants, staff grades, or registrars to complete this assessment for you. Ideally each mini CEX should be with a different observer and you should aim to cover a range of different problems with your mini CEX's throughout the year.

The mini-CEX is feasible in specialty training, and promotes a feedback culture between consultants and trainees. Nevertheless, the validity and reliability evidence for mini-CEX in specialty training is poor. Generally, the published literature demonstrates acceptable correlation coefficients of between 0.7 and 0.9.

The Mini-CEX utilizes a nine-point rating scale: 1 through 3 is unsatisfactory. 4 through 6 is satisfactory* 7 through 9 is superior.