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Scenes, symbols and social roles: raising the curtain on OSCE performances Cover

Scenes, symbols and social roles: raising the curtain on OSCE performances

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|Jun 2020

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Table 1

Study participant characteristics

Participant

Demographic characteristics

Candidates (C)

C1

Male, International, undergraduate entry

C2

Male, UK/Irish, graduate entry

C3

Male, UK/Irish, undergraduate entry

C4

Female, International, undergraduate entry

C5

Female, UK/Irish, undergraduate entry

C6

Female, UK/Irish, graduate entry

Examiners (Ex)

Ex1

Male, Intensive care

Ex2

Male, Surgery

Ex3

Male, Urology

Ex4

Male, General Practice

Ex5

Female, General Medicine

Ex6

Female, Clinical Biochemistry

Simulated patients (SP)

SP1

Male

SP2

Female

SP3

Female

SP4

Male

SP5

Female

SP6

Female

Table 2

OSCE triadic combinations used for purposes of the study

OSCE triad

Candidate, examiner and simulated patient triadic combination

Chest pain station

 1

C1, Ex1, SP1

 2

C2, Ex1, SP1

 3

C3, Ex1, SP1

 4

C4, Ex2, SP2

 5

C5, Ex2, SP2

 6

C6, Ex2, SP2

Headache station

 7

C1, Ex3, SP3

 8

C2, Ex3, SP3

 9

C3, Ex3, SP3

10

C4, Ex4, SP4

11

C5, Ex4, SP4

12

C6, Ex4, SP4

Suspicious skin mole

13

C1, Ex5, SP5

14

C2, Ex5, SP5

15

C3, Ex5, SP5

16

C4, Ex6, SP6

17

C5, Ex6, SP6

18

C6, EX6, SP6

Fig. 1

Diagrammatical overview of an OSCE station in relation to Goffman’s dramaturgical framework

Language: English
Published on: Jun 5, 2020
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© 2020 Gerard J Gormley, Jennifer L Johnston, Kathy M Cullen, Mairead Corrigan, published by Bohn Stafleu van Loghum
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