Education goes beyond textbooks and lectures; it thrives on feedback. Feedback is defined as “specific information about the comparison between a learner’s observed performance and standard, which is given with the intention to improve the learner’s...
Modernising Military Assessments: A Soldier’s Journey from Handwritten Reports to Digital Efficiency
Explore the transformative journey of military assessments through the eyes of Kelvin Nunn, from the manual, paper-based processes of the early ’90s to the digital efficiencies of today. This blog reveals the critical need for digitalisation in military evaluations, reflecting on firsthand experiences and advocating for advanced digital solutions to enhance training and operational readiness.
Mastering Pharmacy Practice: Navigating OSCEs for Clinical Competence
Both long and short cases are used in the assessment of clinical competence to determine if students are safe to progress as medical practitioners.
What is the difference between a Long Case and a Short Case scenario?
Both long and short cases are used in the assessment of clinical competence to determine if students are safe to progress as medical practitioners.
Qpercom’s Commitment to Sustainability
Qpercom Ltd has a strong dedication to sustainability by actively working towards eliminating the use of paper in assessment processes
Qpercom’s journey to WCAG compatibility
Qpercom used the WCAG’s set of guidelines that help make our assessment websites and digital scoring content more accessible to people with disabilities.
Qpercom secures NHS tender for award winning Multi-Mini-Video Interviewing and Digital Scoring System.
Qpercom has secured a €4.1 million tender for a groundbreaking new approach in recruitment to facilitate video based online Multi Mini Interviews for the NHS England.
Discrepancies in OSCE marks, Global Ratings and Feedback and the experimental use of ChatGPT
Over the past decade, we have seen quite a lot of discrepancies between the marks on an OSCE scoresheet and the Global Rating Scale (GRS) with the feedback provided. The result is that students seem to fail looking at their scores, but pass or perform even better on their GRS according to their examiners. How come?
Qpercom acquires Skills in Medicine for Mock-OSCE.com
Qpercom has acquired Skills in Medicine, an online platform for the teaching of basic clinical skills in medicine, developed by Mediview, a Maastricht publisher in the Netherlands.