Knowing When to Look It Up: A New Conception of Self-Assessment Ability - Concepedia

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Knowing When to Look It Up: A New Conception of Self-Assessment Ability

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Kevin W. Eva, Glenn Regehr

Academic Medicine

Abstract

These results provide evidence in favor of this new framework that should reorient the way in which self-assessment "skills" are conceptualized, taught, and evaluated in medical school and beyond.

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