Reports & Results - Educational Prescriptions

From Dan Aloi - Clinical Skills Assessment Program, University of Connecticut School of Medicine

Q: In the Education Prescription Reports, is their a way to display Correct Technique - Incorrect Technique-Not Done?

A: Yes, use the CORRECT Label. The basic principle of the CORRECT label is that it can be used to say if a learner was or was not able to answer a question correctly or if there is no answer for that item.

In other words, this label can be used to say whether a learner was or was not able to achieve maximum points (or have no answer at all) for a given item.

If you would like to get back 3 results:

Correct technique
Incorrect technique
Not done

For example,

You #{CORRECT_NAS_SP_19_correctly_incorrectly_did not}# perform the Flexion ROM for the cervical spine, which is an integral physical exam item for this case.

You're EP will then read like the following:

Neck & Shoulder Pain (NAS)Physical Examination (PE)Abigail, you correctly palpated/percussed the cervical spine, which is an integral physical exam item for this case.

Abigail, you incorrectly palpated/percussed the neck muscles, which is an integral physical exam item for this case.

Abigail, you did not perform the Flexion ROM for the cervical spine, which is an integral physical exam item for this case.