How To Write Multiple Choice Questions 
by Christopher Behringer DO, DipABLM

The goal of this talk is for you to: 

+ Get introduced to the Medical Multiple Choice Question (MCQ) including it's pros and cons, and as well as its basic structure.
+ Learn how to Craft an effective MCQ by reviewing best practices on writing Answers, Distractors, Lead Ins and Stems.
+ Learn about common pitfalls and mistakes that can occur and by the end, you will be able to synthesize your own high quality Multiple Choice Questions.

Dr. Christopher Behringer is an American Board Certified Family Medicine and Lifestyle Medicine physician and keynote speaker.

He serves as Family Medicine faculty, helping teach medical education and family medicine practices at the largest medical school in the United States (Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine), as well as serves as Chief Learning Officer for the medical education company ReelDx, helping to design effective learning resources for healthcare providers.

Dr. Behringer has a focus on integrating non-pharmacologic modalities towards health achievement including acupuncture, Osteopathy, and Lifestyle Medicine to help reduce patients’ pain, regain functional freedom, and encourage patients to embrace control over their health. He has both presented and published nationally, and internationally.

The talk is designed for educators, particularly in medical and healthcare fields, seeking to improve their question-writing skills to better prepare learners for exams and professional practice.

Dr. Behringer has not presented this talk at any conferences.

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