MSF Implementation Barriers

Uses

Risks & contraindications

Highlighted claims

• Structured educational initiatives, rater training, transparent role clarification, and time-efficient system design are the critical enablers for MSF adoption in postgraduate medical training. — Are we ready for the feedback? A qualitative exploratory study on residents’ awareness and readiness for multisource (360°) feedback in medical residency
• Collecting, synthesising, and acting on feedback from multiple sources is time-consuming and adds to an already demanding residency schedule. — Are we ready for the feedback? A qualitative exploratory study on residents’ awareness and readiness for multisource (360°) feedback in medical residency
• Raters without proper training may provide unbalanced or unhelpful feedback, reducing the tool's validity and perceived fairness. — Are we ready for the feedback? A qualitative exploratory study on residents’ awareness and readiness for multisource (360°) feedback in medical residency
• In settings where hierarchical structures are strong, power-related dynamics can impede honest evaluation from lower-status raters such as nurses rating doctors. — Are we ready for the feedback? A qualitative exploratory study on residents’ awareness and readiness for multisource (360°) feedback in medical residency
• Anonymous feedback may encourage harsh or unconstructive evaluations, creating morale problems and interpersonal tension. — Are we ready for the feedback? A qualitative exploratory study on residents’ awareness and readiness for multisource (360°) feedback in medical residency