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A peer assessment of a student-produced video depicting interprofessional collaborative teamwork around the management of complex patient cases can be valid for decision-making about student team performance. Further refining marking rubrics and student assessor training could potentially modify assessor subjectivity. The impact of professions on assessing individual peers and the case-specificity of team performances in IPL settings need further exploration. This innovative approach to assessment offers a promising avenue for enhancing the measurement of collaborative learning outcomes in large-scale Interprofessional learning initiatives.
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