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Many also likely not agcme fellowship trained and grandfathered in after taking the test first time around.
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ABIM does about-face on changes to MOC program
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Many also likely not agcme fellowship trained and grandfathered in after taking the test first time around.
Do you think these 32.6% pain physicians are not fit to practice pain medicine because they failed in MOC exam? Hospital credential committee should not let them continue to practice?
How did the anesthesiologists do in comparison?
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Failing an arbitrary exam has little to do with clinical acumen. Experience outweighs a one day computerized experiment...
Absolutely, I agree.
Taking the MOC computerized examination sitting in a cold air-conditioned room and answering hundreds of questions in 4 hours ( rate of 1 q/1 minute) gives you the psychological stress of participating in a formula 1 auto race. You don't and never make a clinical decision in one minute in your office.
Taking the MOC computerized examination sitting in a cold air-conditioned room and answering hundreds of questions in 4 hours ( rate of 1 q/1 minute) gives you the psychological stress of participating in a formula 1 auto race. You don't and never make a clinical decision in one minute in your office.
Required reading. I want to physically beat the ABIM.
This was one of the reasons I chose not to recertify in IM for the second time...
Yes. But on a smaller scale.
All our ABMS boards are equally crooked.
