Reliability of the Behaviorally Anchored Rating Scale (BARS) for assessing non-technical skills of medical students in simulated scenarios
Jaycelyn R. Holland(Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital), Daisy Ciener(Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital), Tucker W Anderson(Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital), Travis W. Crook(Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital), Barbara Solomon(Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital), Donald H. Arnold(Vanderbilt University), Wu Gong(Vanderbilt University), Holly R. Hanson(Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center), Nicholas E. Jones(Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital), Christopher J. Lindsell(Clinical Research Institute)
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