Also, he said, fewer low-income students will take multiple exams, leading to a decline of about 47,000 exams.
Dr. Paul Ellenbogen, chair of the ACR's Board of Chancellors, recently pointed out, "These cuts primarily affect care for people with immediately life-threatening illnesses or injuries -- those suffering from multiple trauma or heart attacks, stroke patients, and people fighting cancer -- all of whom often need multiple imaging exams to survive".
We asked ourselves: Do we really need to be good at multiple-choice exams to be a good doctor?
Computer-based testing offers a convenient vehicle for administering multiple-choice exams to large numbers of students and as such is becoming increasingly commonplace in college classrooms (Clariana and Wallace, 2002).
Amid concerns at the rising number of pupils taking multiple exams, the DfE said on Wednesday: "We are considering further action to discourage this practice".
As a sensitivity analysis to adjust for the possibility that healthier men were more likely to return for subsequent exams, we weighted the findings by including an inverse probability of multiple exams (i.e., a revisit propensity score).
"Multiple exams are a different issue".
In Friday's hearing, Mr. Fabian said one client who paid Mr. Mumford $6,000 for multiple exams never got a successful result.
The highest professional designation for appraisers requires three years of training, extensive post-college coursework, multiple exams and 4,500 hours of experience.
Trained interviewers collected information, using a standard protocol that comprised multiple exams and questionnaires.
