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KMID : 1034020160180010038
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Korean Medical Education Review
2016 Volume.18 No. 1 p.38 ~ p.43
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Evaluation of the Effects of Feedback and Remediation after Formative Assessment in the Introduction to Clinical Medicine
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이용직:Lee Yong-Jig
최손환:Choi Son-Hwan
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Abstract
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The authors investigated the effect of feedback and remediation after formative assessment (FRFA) by comparing the FRFA score and that of summative assessment (SA) in a course on clinical skills. In March 2015, 33 subjects underwent evaluation of their ability to perform a complex clinical skill using a real-time ready-made mobile assessment form tool, and through e-mail they were supplied with their feedback and final score (the pass group earned 2 points; the intermediate group earned 1 point; the nonpass group earned 0 points) followed by their self-reflection. The nonpass group underwent a re-test and e-mail feedback again until they passed the test, given the ease of performance. In December 2015, the 33 subjects took a 10-item SA, and one of the 10 items addressed a similar clinical skill. The difference between the first score on the FRFA and the score on the SA was evaluated statistically (p=0.05) through data analysis, variance distribution, correlation analysis, and linear regression analysis using SPSS software ver. 16. The increase from the score
on the SA to that on the FRFA was statistically significant (4.5±9.29) in the pass group and the intermediate group, and was 29.7±11.49 in the nonpass group of the formative evaluation (p<0.001). Using an FRFA could decrease the range in the standard deviation of the score and increase the minimum score among the subjects.
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KEYWORD
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Clinical competence, Educational measurement, Clinical clerkship, Data interpretation
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