People said they were sick of endlessly being assessed by different departments and called for a one-off assessment, yet crucially, the document carries the caveat that "some respondents could be locked out of all support if those tests were badly designed".
Here we focus on time 1 data only, which reflect the usual situation of a one-off assessment session.
The intervention was a one-off assessment by a nonspecialist nurse who had received some basic bowel management training.
The Foundation Stage Profile is not normally used in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, but teachers in those countries produced similar one-off assessments for the MCS children so the study could cover the whole of the UK.
Their purpose is assessment, facilitating multidimensional, broad evaluation of a doctor's longer-term performance rather than the traditional, limited, one-off assessments traditionally associated with formal examinations [ 11].
"There are targets for one week to sign off assessments," explained one, "it's not long enough for people".
Let me explain: Currently the Government assesses how a policy change affects people by carrying out a one-off impact assessment.
The HKC is a one-off health assessment, available to children (aged 3.5 to 5 years) completing pre-school vaccinations (with any GP or local government services) (Table 1) [ 4].
Sign your child up for one-on-one assessment.
When the [clinicians] were not sending any patients to the lab [because they were used to conducting one-off clinical assessments] the in-charge was on his feet trying to sensitize members of staff to use the lab.
Gove has already made plain his preference for rigorous, one-off exam assessments for pupils, rather than modular courses.
