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The introduction of workplace-based assessment for general surgery training at a South African university
Assessment in postgraduate training in South Africa has traditionally focused solely on knowledge objectives. There is currently a movement to introduce Workplace-Based Assessment (WBA) to evaluate trainee clinical competence. However, concerns have been raised regarding the feasibility of this appr...
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Division of General Surgery
2026
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