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When Well-Done Is Not the Same: Dissecting Communication Skill Assessment in Virtual versus In-Person OSCEs Among Medicine Residents
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When Well-Done Is Not the Same: Dissecting Communication Skill Assessment in Virtual versus In-Person OSCEs Among Medicine Residents

Posted by By MedXY 09/27/2026
This study employs Item Response Theory to reveal that while overall communication scores in virtual and in-person OSCEs are similar, specific communication items like explaining jargon differ in proficiency thresholds across modalities, underscoring nuanced evaluation needs.
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