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      <Title language="en">From individual methods to a programmatic approach to assessment, assessment in an educational setting</Title>
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          <Lastname>Schuwirth</Lastname>
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        <Address>Maastricht University, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Educational Development and Research, P.O. Box 616, 6200 MD Maastricht UNS60, Netherland<Affiliation>Maastricht University, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Educational Development and Research, Maastricht, Netherland</Affiliation></Address>
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          <Corporatename>German Medical Science GMS Publishing House</Corporatename>
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      <SubjectheadingDDB>610</SubjectheadingDDB>
      <SectionHeading language="de">11. Grazer Konferenz 03.-05. Mai 2007, Salzburg</SectionHeading>
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    <DateReceived>20070531</DateReceived>
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      <Pgraph>For long developments in assessment have been dominated by the search for the optimal instrument to test medical competence. As such the main purpose of tests has been to distinguish the competent from the non-competent students. In educational settings, however, a more important goal may be to diagnose how a particular student can become more competent. For this a programme of assessment is more suitable than a single instrument. In this presentation the case for such a programmatic approach will be made.</Pgraph>
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