Multisource feedback: a method of assessing surgical practice
- 8 March 2003
- Vol. 326 (7388), 546-548
- https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.326.7388.546
Abstract
New methods are needed for assessing surgeons9 performance across a wide range of competencies. Violato and colleagues describe the development of a programme based on feedback from medical colleagues, coworkers, and patients for the assessment of surgeons throughout Alberta, CanadaKeywords
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