Investigating possible ethnicity and sex bias in clinical examiners: an analysis of data from the MRCP(UK) PACES and nPACES examinations

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Investigating possible ethnicity and sex bias in clinical examiners: an analysis of data from the MRCP(UK) PACES and nPACES examinations https://t.co/Lv2LpHYBBD

15 Jul 2019

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@AlexBThomson @PVK1957 @MRCPUK couldn't find evidence of examiner bias relating to gender or ethnicity in its clinical skills examination https://t.co/bF27dbkYXm. And the relationship seen in the current paper also extends to written examinations, which fu

08 Dec 2018

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RT @AndrewElder: https://t.co/bF27dbkYXm And here is what we found in PACES when we looked at examiner behaviour - they don't appear to fa…

09 Apr 2018

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RT @AndrewElder: https://t.co/bF27dbkYXm And here is what we found in PACES when we looked at examiner behaviour - they don't appear to fa…

07 Apr 2018

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