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Practitioner research and formative assessment

Several workplace‐based formative assessment (WFA) tools exist; however, text‐based feedback is minimal but valuable because residents have difficulty extracting meaning from numerical scores or rankings. Our programme lacked a formal WFA programme, so we aimed to develop and assess a primarily text‐based tool, named formative assessment of skills in training (FAST), using action research.