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Table 3 Statements excluded for not meeting the required minimum of 50%/70% agreement

From: Consensus-based statements for assessing clinical competency in podiatry-related work integrated learning

Category

Statement

Round excluded

Agreed responses (%)

Reason of exclusion

Clinical performance/ skills

Ability to accurately use medical terminology and approved Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) abbreviations in clinical documentation

Three

10/17 (58.8)

 < 70% agreement

Elements of Communication

An ability to work with interpreters

Two

8/18 (44.4)

 < 50% agreement

An understanding of, and preferably experience in, local (e.g., state-based) placement specific reporting requirements

Three

6/17 (35.3)

 < 70% agreement

The ability to adapt to non-traditional communication methods (e.g., use of Zoom/Teams)

Three

9/17 (52.9)

 < 70% agreement

Professional behaviour

Use of personal electronic devices such as mobile phones should be limited to break time or if absolutely necessary

Three

11/17 (64.7)

 < 70% agreement

Other elements

Appropriate use of technology (including social media)

Three

10/17 (58.8)

 < 70% agreement

Ability to contribute to broader service needs: (e.g., participating in quality improvement, health promotion, admin, marketing, supervision at an appropriate level)

Three

11/17 (64.7)

 < 70% agreement

Preferred grading or evaluation

Likert scale

Two

7/18 (38.8)

 < 50% agreement

Use of a rubric

Three

9/13 (69.2)

 < 70% agreement

Interval scale for formative and non-graded pass/fail for summative assessments

Three

9/17 (52.9)

 < 70% agreement

Minimal level of grading

Mid-point of a Likert scale

Two

4/17 (23.5)

 < 50% agreement

100% of interval scale

Two

1/18 (5.6)

 < 50% agreement

70 to 80% of interval scale

Two

4/18 (22.2)

 < 50% agreement

60% of interval scale

Two

7/18 (38.9)

 < 50% agreement

50% of interval scale

Two

4/17 (23.5)

 < 50% agreement

Further comments

Three strikes for safety/infection control and then fail

Two

6/18 (33.3)

 < 50% agreement

It would be beneficial to have consistent and standardised definitions and assessment tools to be utilised across different sectors and states

Two

-

Out of Scope of this study

Two strikes for un-professional behaviour and then fail

Three

9/17 (52.9)

 < 70% agreement

Incorporation of tools like ‘Learning-styles questionnaires’ to help supervisors with best ways to support student learning

Three

9/17 (52.9)

 < 70% agreement

  1. AHPRA Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA)