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After much research, I found out (directly from the ABFM) that the Family Medicine Boards now test the most up to date material. No more "Oh that won't be on the test because it's too new of a guideline." Now, I think they will end up throwing most of these questions out, but still it has me concerned. This is mostly because I am using the AAFP board review lectures and all of the in-training exams to study. And none of these sources are entirely up to date with changes today. So, I feel like we're on our own for areas like the DSM-5, immunizations, JNC-8, cholesterol guideline changes, and new changes in ICD-10 coding.
How are you guys studying for the most up to date things? Do you have any input?
Thanks!
How are you guys studying for the most up to date things? Do you have any input?
Thanks!