2016
DOI: 10.1080/17518423.2016.1247922
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The Salford Gait Tool: Does the clinical experience of the raters influence the inter-rater reliability?

Abstract: The inter-rater reliability of the SF-GT can be influenced by the experience of the raters and the amount of clinical experience seems to be more relevant than the specific professional field. Further research should be conducted with larger samples.

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“…A survey of UK medical students showed that the impact on medical student education has been significant, particularly affecting the transition from a student to a doctor [ 113 ]. Limited exposure to medical school specialties has been shown to increase the likelihood of future medical mismanagement and misdiagnosis [ 114 ]. Therefore, given the uncertainty about the duration of the pandemic and the possibility of additional quarantine periods in the future, educational innovations are needed to ensure that medical students continue to be immersed in clinical settings.…”
Section: Teachingmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…A survey of UK medical students showed that the impact on medical student education has been significant, particularly affecting the transition from a student to a doctor [ 113 ]. Limited exposure to medical school specialties has been shown to increase the likelihood of future medical mismanagement and misdiagnosis [ 114 ]. Therefore, given the uncertainty about the duration of the pandemic and the possibility of additional quarantine periods in the future, educational innovations are needed to ensure that medical students continue to be immersed in clinical settings.…”
Section: Teachingmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A survey of UK medical students showed that the impact on medical student education has been significant, particularly affecting the transition from a student to a doctor [113]. Limited exposure to medical school specialties has been shown to increase the likelihood of future medical mismanagement and misdiagnosis [114].…”
Section: Virtual Ward Rounds and Hospital Rotationsmentioning
confidence: 99%