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Page 1: Elective Assessment Guidelines for Medical Student of University of Leicester

Preparation for Professional Practice – Electives Assessment

Instructions to students Before your return from your elective you will be informed of the date, time and location for your appraisal of your portfolio, which will start with feedback on your report of ‘My Memorable Elective Experience’ (MMEE). If you are taking the resit final exams, and have been done a shortened elective placement (or been given leave to stay in Leicester), you may submit an alternative report entitled How I Prepared for Resit Finals. This report should be one side of A4 and can be structured around the action plan that you have already prepared.

Procedure

1. Visit the Senior Blocks/Electives/Electives Assessment Folder in Blackboard and follow the

instructions on how to upload your two documents.

2. Upload your My Memorable Elective Experience report (or How I Prepared for Resit Finals report) by

Monday 26 May. If you are unable to meet the deadline for submitting your MME report contact

Helen Pascoe [email protected] as soon as possible.

3. Upload a scanned copy of your Elective Supervisor Assessment Form by Friday 30 May. If you cannot

do this for any reason please contact Nichola Smith ( [email protected] )

4. If possible, during your elective contact the other students in your group for the global health

presentation topic to exchange information and thoughts about how your own experience may shape

the presentation you will be making.

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Guidance for the assessment of student elective reports On completing of their elective students are required to prepare a report describing their memorable

elective experience. To honour the spirit of the elective, which is to allow students to choose the learning

they undertake, we have stated the report can be made in any format they choose. These are some

suggestions they have been given:

Patient case report

Formal report

Reflective or creative writing

Photo essay

Video

PowerPoint slides and notes

Poster

Blog post The report must be submitted for assessment using Blackboard and it should be possible to read or view it in

10 minutes. It will be assessed by the member of staff who will be undertaking an appraisal of their

portfolio. The reports will be distributed in advance of the appraisal session and you will receive as much

notice as feasible. For the first students being appraised this will be necessarily short as the timings of the

elective and the four-week Preparation for Professional Practice do not allow a more generous deadline.

Students who have to re-sit the Finals Professional Examination have been given leave to cancel their

elective if they wish to use this time to prepare for the re-sit exam. Not all choose to do so and some do

undertake their planned elective. Those who have chosen to remain in Leicester to revise will submit a

report on ‘How I have prepared for FPE re-sits’.

The report will be graded by the assessor as excellent, satisfactory or unsatisfactory. Each student will

receive feedback on this report from the assessor at the start of their portfolio appraisal.

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My memorable elective experience - Assessor grading and feedback form

Student Name: Number:

Assessor:

Nature of report:

Patient case report

Formal report

Reflective or creative writing

Photo essay

PowerPoint slides and notes

Video

Poster

Blog post

Other

Criteria Strongly agree

Agree

Tend to agree

Tend to disagree

Disagree

Strongly disagree

The report demonstrates excellent preparation for

the elective to ensure achievement of aims.

The report confirms effective engagement with the

elective.

The report provides evidence the student is ready for

independent professional practice.

There is depth in the reflection on the elective

experience.

The intrinsic quality of the report is of a high

standard

The length of the report matched the guidance

provided.

Commendable strengths of the report

Suggestions for improvement

Overall grade for the report: Excellent Satisfactory Unsatisfactory