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Evaluation of Learnersng are evaluated it often means they are in the spotlight, under close observation, for a long time. They are being judged. Evaluation takes on even greater significance when the judgment to be made is for high stakes, such as whether or not to grant a license to practice. High stakes evaluative dec

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Evaluating Educational Programsk’s department education committee meeting. The minutes reminded him of the lively discussion that had taken place during the meeting about the educational goals of the department and whether or not they were being adequately addressed by the residency program. A survey of recent graduates suggested

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The Role of Research in Primary Care Medicineal anthropology. In this book it would be impossible to address comprehensively the research needs and interests of all academic physicians, particularly those who have had specialized research training. Our aim is to help generalists, particularly in primary care, to learn some basic research princ

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A Research Case Studyas data accumulate and as findings are incorporated into clinical practice. There is, however, no completely standardized protocol to shape the conduct of a study. Projects twist and turn in direction as they run their course as a result of serendipity, preliminary results, logistical hurdles, and m

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