Prior to 2002/1 the Part 1 examination was norm-referenced. All results presented here are calculated as the difference between a candidate's percentage mark and the particular pass mark for that diet, so that a score of zero indicates a candidate who has just achieved the pass mark, and ...
For Part 1 and Part 2, marks are expressed as percentage points above or below the pass mark (which varies from diet to diet), with multiple true/false (MTF) and BOF questions readily being equated. For PACES, marks are translated into a summed total for the various stations/skills, and...
For Part 1 and Part 2, marks are expressed as percentage points above or below the pass mark (which varies from diet to diet), with multiple true/false (MTF) and BOF questions readily being equated. For PACES, marks are translated into a summed total for the various stations/skills, and...
Because the examination mark is itself a percentage, the units of the SD and the SEMs are also expressed in percentage points. c) Reliability and SEM of eight SCEs sat in 2008 and 2009, in eight different medical specialties. Analysis was as for the Part 1 and Part 2 examinations of ...