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An evaluation of the performance in the UK Royal College of Anaesthetists primary examination by UK medical school and gender
BMC Medical Education, 06/30/09
Bowhay AR et al. - Graduates from each of the medical schools in the UK do show differences in performance in the MCQ section of the primary FRCA, but significant curriculum change does not lead to deterioration in post graduate examination performance. Whilst females now outnumber males taking the MCQ, they are not performing as well as the males.
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