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Chris Roberts,Annette Burgess,Karyn Mossman et al. Chris Roberts et al.
Background: Interviewers' judgements play a critical role in competency-based assessments for selection such as the multiple-mini-interview (MMI). Much of the published research focuses on the psychometrics of selection a...
Madeline Abrams,Doreen M Olvet,Lisa Ellenbogen et al. Madeline Abrams et al.
Purpose: Medical school admissions interviews are a critical form of assessment; however, the most effective interview strategy is debated. This study compares the traditional interview (TI) and multiple mini-interview (M...
Mike K P So,Amanda M Y Chu,Agnes Tiwari Mike K P So
Background: Interviewer effects may cause unfairness in assessments in multiple mini-interviews (MMIs). Due to cultural differences, the bias factors of interviewers may vary between the East and the West. MMIs are a rela...
Ann Blair Kennedy,Cindy Nessim Youssef Riyad,Ryan Ellis et al. Ann Blair Kennedy et al.
Background: Standardized patients (SPs) are essential stakeholders in the multiple mini interviews (MMIs) that are increasingly used to assess medical school applicants' interpersonal skills. However, there is little evid...
Jean-Michel Leduc,Sébastien Béland,Jean-Sébastien Renaud et al. Jean-Michel Leduc et al.
Background: Multiple mini-interviews (MMI) are used to assess non-academic attributes for selection in medicine and other healthcare professions. It remains unclear if different MMI station formats (discussions, role-play...
Jean-Sébastien Renaud,Martine Bourget,Christina St-Onge et al. Jean-Sébastien Renaud et al.
Background: Given the widespread use of Multiple Mini Interviews (MMIs), their impact on the selection of candidates and the considerable resources invested in preparing and administering them, it is essential to ensure t...
Louise M Allen,Claire Palermo,Margaret Hay Louise M Allen
Background: Without volunteer interviewers, many universities would not be able to run multiple mini interviews (MMIs) due to the prohibitive cost of paying interviewers. Despite the opportunity cost borne by volunteers, ...
Terri Thompson,Ashley Sonke Terri Thompson
Studies in the nursing admission process have demonstrated the benefits of holistic admissions review. Literature regarding the use of multiple mini-interviews (MMI's) as it relates to the holistic admissions process has been minimally addr...
Nicholas Pang,Fairrul Kadir,Assis Kamu et al. Nicholas Pang et al.
Introduction: The Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) demonstrates efficacy and superiority over traditional medical interviews in assessing non-cognitive domains during the recruitment of medical undergraduates. At Universiti ...
Kyong-Jee Kim,Nam Young Lee,Bum Sun Kwon Kyong-Jee Kim
Purpose: We sought to evaluate the feasibility and benefits of using video-based scenarios in Multiple Mini Interviews (MMIs) to assess candidate's empathic abilities by investigating candidate perceptions and the accepta...
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