Pre-Learning Clinical Confidence Assessment - Uniplanar External Fixation

▼Created by Medical Makers for the Global Surgical Training Challenge.This page is not open edit.

Learner's Name:____________________________________

Country Code + Cellphone Number:____________________________________

Age (years):____________________________________

Total Combined Number of Years of Clinical Internship, Youth Service, Residency and Fellowship Training Completed (not including non-clinical (i.e., research-only) years of training):____________________________________

Total Number of Years of Clinical Practice Completed (not including internship, youth service, residency and fellowship training):____________________________________

For this pre-learning clinical confidence assessment, please rate your responses from 1-5, with 1 being “Disagree” to 5 being “Agree.”

Here's how to create a PDF document of this pre-learning clinical confidence assessment that can be saved on the learner's mobile device or computer for their training records.

You will still need to fill out relevant blank sections (:____________________________________) manually on a paper document or electronically on a digital document.

1. On your Android device, open the Chrome app.^[1][2]
2. Open this page and click to check the appropriate checkboxes.
3. At the top right, tap "More" (the three-dot button) and then "Share."
4. Select "Print."
5. At the top right, tap the Down arrow and choose "Save as PDF" from the options menu.
6. At right, tap the blue PDF button to save your PDF to an appropriate folder (i.e., Downloads).

1. On your iPhone or iPad, open the Chrome app.^[3]
2. Open this page and click to check the appropriate checkboxes.
3. At the top right, tap "Share" (box with an upward arrow).
4. Select "Print."
5. On the Options page, tap "Share" (box with an upward arrow) at the top right.
6. Select "Save to Files" and "Save" PDF to an appropriate folder (i.e., Downloads).

1. On your computer, open the Chrome app.^[4]
2. Open this page and click to check the appropriate checkboxes.
3. Click "File" and then "Print." Or, use a keyboard shortcut (Windows & Linux: "Ctrl + p"; Mac: "⌘ + p"). Or, click on the 3 vertical dots at the top right and select "Print."
4. For "Destination," select "Save as PDF" and "Save" PDF to an appropriate folder (i.e., Downloads).