2015
DOI: 10.1111/medu.12635
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Influences of OSCE design on students’ diagnostic reasoning

Abstract: In comparison with 'traditional' part-task OSCEs, whole-task OSCEs like the HDPE increase students' use of diagnostic reasoning during study time.

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“…Nevertheless, respondents performed better in cognitive aspect than in psychomotor aspect. This study in line with a research done by Lafleur, Cote & Leppink (2015) who did a randomized, controlled, mixed-methods study on forty medical students found that by studying for a whole-task OSCE stations, students tend to achieve a better use of diagnostic reasoning.…”
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confidence: 73%
“…Nevertheless, respondents performed better in cognitive aspect than in psychomotor aspect. This study in line with a research done by Lafleur, Cote & Leppink (2015) who did a randomized, controlled, mixed-methods study on forty medical students found that by studying for a whole-task OSCE stations, students tend to achieve a better use of diagnostic reasoning.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 73%
“…Whereas in part-task assessments CE is fragmented, whole-task assessments remain meaningful and coherent, reflecting how CE is performed in the workplace. We demonstrated that this perception of the task demands influences the use of diagnostic reasoning and study strategies when learning how to conduct a physical examination 6 7. In other words, if assessors notice that students are rehearsing a routine, OSCEs can be redesigned to assess a meaningful whole task.…”
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“…Worryingly, what students refer to as ‘practicing for OSCEs’ could really mean discussing a structured routine outside of the clinical environment rather than engaging in deliberate practice 4 6. Depending on the type of OSCE, it is therefore not uncommon for a student to perform well in the technique of CE but be unable to explain his diagnostic reasoning to the observer, since the OS was the focus of his preparation 4 6 7…”
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