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. 2020 Apr 6;54(6):528–537. doi: 10.1111/medu.14075

Table 2.

Participant characteristics (n = 23)

Characteristic Setting
A B
Programme Physician‐Clinical Investigator Programme, Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Science, Maastricht University, the Netherlands Physician‐Investigator Programme, Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine, Case Western Reserve University, Ohio, USA
Participants 9 14
Years of experience in programmatic assessment
Beginner (<2 y) 4 3
Advanced (>5 y) 5 11
Gender
Female 6 8
Male 3 6
Background
PhD (basic sciences) 4 4
md (physician) 5 10
Formal rolea in assessment system

Physician advisor or mentor

Supports learners to interpret feedback, reflect on performance, monitor progress and develop portfolios

3 5

Tutor or coach

Facilitator of PBL meetings, helps learners to construct subject matter‐related objectives

4 5

Course or module director

Responsible for design and delivery of courses or modules within curriculum

5 10

Preceptor or supervisor

Responsible for guidance and supervision during clinical workplace‐based assessment and learning

3 5

Portfolio, progress or promotion committee member

Involved with portfolio reviews and shared responsibility for high‐stake decision process

2 3

Abbreviations: MD, Doctor of Medicine; PBL, problem‐based learning; PhD, Doctor of Philosophy.

a

Most teachers performed multiple roles.