Portfolios as a Novel Approach for Residency Evaluation

被引:31
作者
Patricia S. O’Sullivan [1 ]
Kay K. Cogbill [2 ]
Tina McClain [2 ]
Mark D. Reckase [3 ]
James A. Clardy [4 ]
机构
[1] University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences,Office of Educational Development
[2] University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences,Department of Psychiatry
[3] Central Arkansas Veterans Healthcare System,VA Psychiatry
[4] Michigan State University,School of Education
关键词
Residency Program; Academic Psychiatry; Legal Issue; Objective Structure Clinical Examination; General Competency;
D O I
10.1176/appi.ap.26.3.173
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The authors describe the development process for a portfolio that programs may use for evaluating psychiatry residents. A committee carefully developed the portfolio requirements for 13 necessary skills in psychiatry. Psychiatrists were trained to rate portfolios. Review of the development and training process suggested that portfolios provided information both on individual residents and on the residency program itself. The process requires orientation of both residents and faculty, attention to time demands, and availability of examples and resources.
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页码:173 / 179
页数:6
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