论文信息 - Item response theory: applications of modern test theory in medical education

Item response theory: applications of modern test theory in medical education

Context Item response theory (IRT) measurement models are discussed in the context of their potential usefulness in various medical education settings such as assessment of achievement and evaluation of clinical performance.

Steven M Downing | S. Downing | Steven M Downing

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