The University of Washington School of Medicine uses the E-Value system for all student evaluations.
The Pediatric program leadership allows each site to choose the method of evaluation collection that works best for the site. This may be through E-Value (electronic collection), by meetings or e-mail, or on paper evaluation forms. No matter how the site collects the evaluative information, the site must keep records of the collection of the feedback from your preceptors in case a student challenges their grade.
All site final grades for each student must be entered on the Preliminary Grade Form in E-Value.
Students must be allowed to evaluate each preceptor who they work with and provide feedback into their grade. This is done by having all evaluators entered into the E-Value system, even if the evaluators are not completing any evaluation in the E-Value system. This is a requirement of the LCME (accreditation) for students to evaluate their evaluators.
All educators that provide feedback on the student will need a profile created in E-Value. The information that is needed is:
- Name (First, MI, Last):
- E-mail address:
- Level of practice (attending, resident, fellow, ARNP, etc.):
- Area of practice (PEDS, FM, IM, etc.):
- Date of birth (unique identifier):