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This CRF was then used in a pilot examination of two chief medical residents (FB, IT) in order to estimate the checklist's reliability and validity.

Two experienced interviewers participated in this pilot examination of response options.

Because of a paucity of comparisons in psychiatric journals (and partly to provoke consideration of revising criteria for "with melancholic features" in DSM-5), a pilot examination of melancholia cases (a majority consecutive) in the author's clinical files was conducted, to look for differences associated with presence or absence of PMD.

For the purpose of evaluating the test items, pilot examinations are tailored to a group of doctors working in the same specialty rather than at the individual level.

The series will be shown two episodes at a time on Mondays, beginning with "No Fear of Flying," a frank analysis of the permutations of sex, and at 10, "Test Piloting," an examination of motherhood.

To investigate how accurately doctors estimated their performance on the General Medical Council's Tests of Competence pilot examinations.

We measured the accuracy of doctors' self-predicted performance on the GMC's Tests of Competence (ToC) pilot examinations.

The questionnaire asked where the participants thought they ranked in comparison with other doctors who completed the examinations on the same day and in comparison with all doctors who were eligible to sit the GMC ToC pilot examinations as well as an estimation of their total knowledge test and OSCE scores.

Volunteers for the pilot examinations were recruited through advertisement in medical journals, specialty-specific newsletters and word of mouth.

The purpose of this study was to investigate how well doctors think they perform on the GMC's ToC pilot examinations.

In 2011, the European Basic Laparoscopic Urological Skills (E-BLUS) examination was introduced as a pilot for the examination of final-year urologic residents.