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Table 2 Examiner responses to questionnaire

From: Examiner perceptions of the MRCGP recorded consultation assessment for general practice licensing during COVID-19: cross-sectional study

Item Name

Strongly Disagree

Disagree

Neither Agree nor Disagree

Agree

Strongly Agree

1. For the video consultations that I viewed, there was generally sufficient information available for me to make a judgement of the candidates’ data gathering

1

0.55%

12

6.59%

16

8.79%

123

67.58%

30

16.48%

2. For the video consultations that I viewed, there was generally sufficient information available for me to make a judgement of the candidates’ clinical management

2

1.10%

9

4.95%

30

16.48%

118

64.84%

23

12.64%

3. For the video consultations that I viewed, there was generally sufficient information available for me to make a judgement of the candidates’ interpersonal skills

0

4

2.20%

8

4.40%

118

64.84%

52

28.57%

4.a. For the audio consultations that I viewed, there was generally sufficient information available for me to make a judgement of the candidates’ data gathering

1

0.57%

10

5.75%

15

8.62%

123

70.69%

25

14.37%

4.b. For the audio consultations that I viewed, there was generally sufficient information available for me to make a judgement of the candidates’ clinical management

2

1.15%

16

9.20%

32

18.39%

108

62.07%

16

9.20%

4.c. For the audio consultations that I viewed, there was generally sufficient information available for me to make a judgement of the candidates’ interpersonal skills

2

1.15%

16

9.20%

32

18.39%

108

62.07%

16

9.20%

5. The content of the consultations I viewed was not representative of the work of a typical GP during the COVID-19 pandemicb

32

17.58%

100

54.95%

31

17.03%

15

8.24%

4

2.20%

6. The content of the consultations I viewed represented a good sample across the curriculum

5

2.75%

52

28.57%

39

21.43%

78

42.86%

8

4.40%

7. My level of confidence in the judgements I made compared to examining in the CSA is:a

3

1.65%

66

36.26%

104

57.14%

8

4.40%

1

0.55%

8. It was difficult to use the 3-point borderline standard setting judgementb

23

12.57%

102

55.74%

36

19.67%

20

10.93%

2

1.09%

9. It was easy to use the 5-point standard setting system.

4

2.19%

29

15.85%

32

17.49%

94

51.37%

24

13.11%

10. The Hofstee standard setting questions were easy to answer.

27

14.84%

54

29.67%

58

31.87%

37

20.33%

6

3.30%

11. It was easy to view, assess and feedback using the FourteenFish platform.

1

0.55%

4

2.20%

4

2.20%

55

30.22%

118

64.84%

12. The morning briefing meeting was helpful.

2

1.10%

11

6.04%

28

15.38%

108

59.34%

33

18.13%

13. The RCA examiner training was helpful in preparing me for the examination.

0

4

2.20%

8

4.40%

81

44.51%

89

48.90%

14. The marshal was accessible during the day.

0

2

1.09%

15

8.20%

67

36.61%

99

54.10%

15. I felt supported by the marshal with I.T/recorded consultation issues.

1

0.55%

1

0.55%

43

23.63%

63

34.62%

74

40.66%

16. Queries/incidents were dealt with in a timely manner by the marshal.

0

3

1.65%

37

20.33%

56

30.77%

86

47.25%

17. Reminders by the marshal for the submission of marks were a useful prompt.

2

1.09%

13

7.10%

106

57.92%

45

24.59%

17

9.29%

  1. athe scale for Q7 is: much worse, worse, same, better, much better
  2. bitems 5 and 8 were reverse coded. Q4d Did you mark any audio only consultations (i.e. consultations with no video)? No: 8 (4.4%); Yes:174 (95.60%)