Scenario Number | Description | 2009 Assessors | 2011 Assessors |
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1 | Inform a parent of a child recently diagnosed with lupus about risks and benefits of glucocorticoid treatment | pediatric rheumatologist, parenta | pediatric rheumatologist, parenta |
2 | Prepare a joint injection for a patient with juvenile arthritis without a nurse present | pediatric rheumatologist | scenario not performed |
3 | Perform joint aspiration and injection using an orange model (in 2009, scenario included consenting parent for the procedure) | pediatric rheumatologist, parenta, patienta | pediatric rheumatologist, nurseb, parenta, patienta |
4 | Perform a complete musculoskeletal exam on a patient with juvenile arthritis | pediatric rheumatologist, parenta, patienta | pediatric rheumatologist, parenta, patienta |
5 | Discuss a child’s diagnosis of juvenile dermatomyositis with a parent | pediatric rheumatologist, parenta | pediatric rheumatologist, parenta |
6 | Give a brief lecture about juvenile idiopathic arthritis to medical trainees | pediatric rheumatologist | pediatric rheumatologist, medical studentc |
7 | Write an appeal letter to an insurance company supporting the use of a biologic drug for a juvenile arthritis patient | pediatric rheumatologist | scenario not performed |
8 | Complete multiple-choice questions about gait and its diagnostic significance | scenario not performed | No assessors |
9 | Practice delivering bad news to parents of a child with joint pain determined to have cancer | scenario not performed | pediatric rheumatologist, parenta |