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See Latest ArticlesSupervisor and Self-Ratings of Graduates From a Medical School With a Problem-Based Learning and Standard Curriculum Track
Teaching and Learning in Medicine, 10/08/09
Distlehorst LH et al. – Ratings by supervisors for both groups and both rating times are above average in the rating scale. Supervisors differentiated between the curricula tracks in postgraduate year 3 (PGY–3), rating Standard Curriculum graduates higher than PBL graduates in 5 of 6 noncognitive items and in two of three general ratings. Supervisor ratings increased between PGY–1 and PGY–3 for Standard Curriculum graduates in 9 of the competencies, whereas there were no changes for PBL graduates. In conclusion, performance differences and effect sizes are minimal, and it is possible to conclude that graduates from the 2 curricular tracks achieve at similar levels during their residency programs.
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