Aim: Although quantitative acceptability/feasibility results on Multiple Mini-Interviews (MMIs) have been favorable, qualitative data-focused reports, especially from non-western countries are scarce. We investigated acceptability/feasibility analyses of a competency-based, applicant-centered, situational question (SQ)/past-behavior question (PBQ) -based MMI with fewer station numbers and with longer interview time for selection for Japan's basic postgraduate clinical training program (JBPGCTP) at a local teaching hospital, Okinawa Prefectural Nanbu Medical Center/Children's Medical Center (OPNMC/CMC), with emphasis on qualitative data.
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