A pilot study of marking accuracy and mental workload as measures of OSCE examiner performance

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RT @drsuzdonnelly: 'while results might suggest that.....the role of an OSCE examiner is beyond the cognitive abilities of most humans' htt…

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Interesting method to measure mental workload...authors also suggest training on specific station to be examined may be better than generic! https://t.co/EwNwU2zPGK

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