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Guidelines for designing resident rating forms.

Abstract

A well-designed rating form provides one means to evaluate a resident's clinical performance. A clear perception of the program's goals is the foundation on which an original--or revised--design should rest. Suggestions for three different types of rating forms are presented here.

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G M Gugelchuk, S G Daum. 1992. Guidelines for designing resident rating forms.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1612945/

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