Sentence examples for evaluation of the trainees from inspiring English sources

Despite the small numbers in the POP and PON subgroups, in which the SPs' satisfaction did not match the observers' scoring of communication skills, the analysis of the SPs' reasons for their evaluation of the trainees' performance gave significant results.

The CRE manages PGME in the clinical department and has both administrative and leader responsibilities ranging from organising the work in the department to assure all trainees get the proper education, through monitoring the evaluation of the trainees, to appointing and supervising the clinical teachers and supervisors in the department.

Two officers on a couch pored over evaluation forms of the trainees.

Recommendations:  Establishing a mechanism for regular monitoring and evaluation of practice of the trainees of juvenile justice workshops.

Level 1 is the evaluation of trainees' reaction to the training and this assessment would inform about the acceptability of the training as a favorable reaction to the course might yield better learning and training outcomes.

They were mainly done as pretest/posttest procedures, probably due to the lack of any scoring system for evaluation of trainees at the bedside.

12 It was surprising to observe that the very positive evaluation of the training sessions by the trainees was not translated to improved satisfaction of the women.

Taylor's instrument was categorized as a level 1 instrument in a systematic review of tools to evaluate EBM education, since it has reasonable psychometric properties, has been evaluated for validity from at least three sources of evidence, and is recommended for use in the summative evaluation of individual trainees [ 30].

This prospective evaluation of the 2004 graduating radiation oncology trainees, evaluates such variables and provides additional descriptive data.

Accordance between assessments of satisfaction by SPs and evaluation of medical trainees' use of communication skills by observers (using the ACIR) was in the acceptable range.

Re "Math Doesn't Add Up on Trainees Hourss" (Doctor and Patient, April 23): As a hospital department chairman for some 12 years, the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education was the bane of my existence, with its focus on the minutiae of the residents' training program and its lack of any apparent means of meaningful evaluation of our trainees.