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[Giorgina Makara]

afurther question.Can you successfully add a passmark on the curve after the detail piece has been created?I cannot seem to do so.go back and add a point on a curve in draw mode, create a node in add details. Adding it to the main path as a passmark results in a distorted curve, either before or after the passmark depending on where the node is placed on the main path list.

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The 'Simulated Surgery' is an alternative consulting skills component of the Membership examination of the Royal College of General Practitioners, which is the professional certifying examination for GP registrars (family medicine residents) in the UK. It consists of a 20 station OSCE and is taken by a small cohort of candidates (10--30) who are unable to provide a videotape of their patient interviews for assessment. The passmark for this examination has been set by a modified contrasting groups method, in which all the examiners make pass/fail judgements on all the candidates' performance by reviewing their whole-test grades. A consistent passmark was obtained for two different cohorts and this method should allow a constant passing standard to be maintained under changing circumstances in the future.

The Examinations Board made this decision as they felt the re-marking process, which was designed with a different delivery method, offered too little value for candidates. There is extensive quality assurance before we publish exam results. If candidates experience issues of any kind on the day of their theory exam, which they feel affect their performance, they can submit a complaint within 7 days of the exam by emailing theor...@rcpch.ac.uk.

The passmark is set using a modified Angoff standard setting process. All Angoff panel members are fully trained in the level of the exam, changes to exam stations and marking domains, the concept of the minimally competent candidate and in the Angoff process itself. During the process, subject matter experts (SMEs) are able to discuss their scoring with their colleagues (a key part of the Angoff method). Judgments made by SMEs are averaged to determine the final passmark, thereby setting the standard for determining a competent candidate.

We routinely analyse the performance of exam candidates. Statistical evidence suggests that a candidate who has a poor performance on the MRCPCH Clinical, and then re-attempts soon after, will perform lower than the expected standard. Due to this RCPCH Examinations Board have agreed to re-instate a deferment mark for the MRCPCH Clinical examination from 2023 onwards.

A deferment mark is a mark of 52 or below. If you score 52 or below, from 2023 onwards, this will result in an automatic deferment for the next diet. This will mean that candidates receiving a deferment score must not apply for the next diet of exams. For example, if you were to receive a deferment score of 52 or below for an MRCPCH Clinical exam sat in 2023.1 diet then you would not be eligible to sit in 2023-2 diet and could reapply to sit in 2023.3 diet.

We strongly advise that you only apply to take or re-attempt MRCPCH Clinical when you feel ready. You can take time to consider your feedback and get more experience. It may be helpful to discuss your results feedback with your educational supervisor or another senior colleague (sponsor) before deciding on when to apply for your next attempt. Please refer to the MRCPCH Clinical How to apply webpage for related information regarding sponsors.

The passmark for the face to face format of the DCH Clinical exam is 120/144. There are currently no plans to return to the face to face format although this will be reviewed in 2022.

Candidates are no longer able to appeal results or marks from MRCPCH or DCH Clinical exams. However, any candidate with a concern regarding their clinical exam marks should submit an email to the Clincal Assessments team on clinic...@rcpch.ac.uk detailing their concerns.

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