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See Latest ArticlesMeasuring Residents' Perceived Preparedness and Skillfulness to Deliver Cross-cultural Care
Journal of General Internal Medicine, 06/29/09
Park ER et al. - The authors developed a three-component cross-cultural preparedness and skillfulness scale that was internally consistent and demonstrated construct validity. This measure can be used to evaluate residents’ perceived effectiveness of cross-cultural medical training programs and could be used in future work to validate residents’ self assessments with objective assessments.
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