A score of trial examination is closely correlated with a score of Korean Medical Licensing Examination 2002
Author(s) -
Myoung Soo Kim,
Chun-Bae Kim,
Byung Ho,
Ki Chang Park,
Sang Ok Kwon,
Kye Chul Shin,
Hae Yong Lee,
Seong Joon Kang,
Bong Suk
Publication year - 2004
Publication title -
journal of educational evaluation for health professions
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.397
H-Index - 9
ISSN - 1975-5937
DOI - 10.3352/jeehp.2004.1.1.87
Subject(s) - test score , medicine , correlation , objective structured clinical examination , united states medical licensing examination , standard score , physical examination , physical therapy , regression analysis , clinical trial , linear regression , final examination , randomized controlled trial , raw score , psychology , statistics , standardized test , nursing , medical education , medical school , mathematics , geometry , mathematics education , raw data
Korean Medical Licensing Examination(KMLE) 2002 focused on evaluation of the integrative medical knowledge such as primary clinical care or problem-solving competence. We analyzed the correlation among the year-wise student academic scores(grade score), trial examination scores and KMLE score by correlation analysis and multiple regression method. Four times of trial examination were taken in 2001, which were composed according to the principles of KMLE. Trial examination scores were significantly correlated with student grade scores (p<0.05). KMLE score also correlated with student grade score a nd trial examination score. The grade score at senior had higher correlation coefficient than the grade score at junior in correlation analysis. In multiple regressions, grade score at senior and mean score of trial examinatio n score were significant variants affecting KMLE score. Based on this result, regression formula such as [KMLE score] = 110.596 + 21.449*[6th grade score of student] + 0.577*[mean of trial examination score] was established (R2=0.764, p<0.001). Our results show that the trial examination is useful evaluation tool for final assessment of medical achievements. Also a trial examination is used as a reference data for student guidance and control in preparing for KMLE
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