Reliability and Validity of the Respect Factor in Student Evaluations of Clinical Educators

This study suggests that the respect rating scale yields sufficiently valid measures of students' experiences and reliable department-level respect scores for plausible scenarios when ratings are obtained from 10 students nested in each of 35 educators per department. The results also suggest that the scale allows for valid decision-making about feedback to clinical educators and their departments.

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Academic Medicine
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2025-02-20
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https://doi.org/10.1097/acm.0000000000006001
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Innovations in Medical Education
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Reliability and Validity of the Respect Factor in Student Evaluations of Clinical Educators

John Spandorfer, Aaron J. Douglas, Anita M. Wilson
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Academic Medicine
Innovations in Medical Education
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Reliability and Validity of the Respect Factor in Student Evaluations of Clinical Educators

John Spandorfer, Aaron J. Douglas, Anita M. Wilson
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Abstract

This study suggests that the respect rating scale yields sufficiently valid measures of students' experiences and reliable department-level respect scores for plausible scenarios when ratings are obtained from 10 students nested in each of 35 educators per department. The results also suggest that the scale allows for valid decision-making about feedback to clinical educators and their departments.

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