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Abstract: Background:
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The Objective Structured Clinical Exam (OSCE) is a comprehensive, structured
and consistent approach for assessing aspects of the student's clinical
competence with maintenance of high objectivity. Aim of the study: to assess student
evaluation of an OSCE nursing clinical course at Faculty of Nursing science,
Omdurman Islamic university.
Materials
and methods: - Study Design institute
based cross sectional survey Study setting: The study was conducted in Faculty of Nursing
science Omdurman Islamic university Sample:
A (300) nursing students who completed their clinical nursing OSCE
examination.
Tool of data collection: a
self-administered questionnaire sheet was used including the following parts: -
Part 1: socio-demographic characteristic of the students. Part (2) Consist of evaluation the OSCE
features, it comprises of 13 items to know if OSCE exam was fair clearness,
Wide knowledge area covered, exams well administered and numbers of stations,
this divided to response of agree, neutral and disagree Section three: the
assessment of the quality of OSCE performance, it covers 8 items related to the
students' recognition of fully aware of nature of exam, time at each station,
if Instructions were clear and unambiguous. This covered by response in to
great extent, neutral and to some extend
Section four: assessing the OSCE marks
and objectivity, it consists of 4 items to measure students' perception of
validity and reliability of OSCE if scores of it provide true measure of essential clinical
skills, standardized
Section five: assessment nursing
students to rating formats of osce exam, consists of four questions subdivided
to types of exam as general by MCQ. Essay. OSCE .Clerkship ratings their
response differ for each subtitle. For question related to easiest, the
response divided into difficult, undecided,
easy, and for question whether the formats is fairest these their response
divided into unfair, Undecided, Fair.
Results: - OSCE was
considered as a fair examination method by 178(59.3%) of students. One thirds
110(36.7%) of the studied students reported that, OSCE is less stressful than
other exams, while half of them had neutral response.
Conclusion: the
findings highlight that OSCE is a meaningful and fair form of assessment tool
for clinical skills in nursing and that it has had a positive effect on nursing
curriculum.
Recommendation: the present study recommended that, OSCE should be applied in all nursing clinical examination and must be used as an integral part of the clinical evaluation system/students' assessment at the under graduate. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.51505/ijmshr.2025.9614 |
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