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Supervisor perspectives on the summative in‐training assessment

Assessment is a fundamental component of medical education and exists in many formats. In‐training assessments are one such example and they serve to provide feedback to learners about their performance during a period of clinical attachment. However, in addition to trainee knowledge and performance, many factors influence the assessment given to a trainee.