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It's just the classic response when corporations are playing victim, just a stall tactic to maintain the status-quo. I wouldn't read anything into it.
For what it's worth (I'm actually surprised) AAFP responded to me and has apparently been monitoring this carefully. The woman did imply they are at least sticking their noses in. Also linked to their policy on clinical skills exams stating that schools should focus on providing their own accurate assessments but that if they can't a standardized exam is supported as long as it is "accessible and isn't a financial or logistical burden" which is more in-line with our argument because it fails on all counts with the CS cancellation. They thanked me for providing feedback so they could advocate.
Don't know how much pull this will have, but for those going into primary that are willing to chime in, at least they appear to be listening. If nothing else it's a thorn in NBOME's side which I'm all for irritating.
For what it's worth (I'm actually surprised) AAFP responded to me and has apparently been monitoring this carefully. The woman did imply they are at least sticking their noses in. Also linked to their policy on clinical skills exams stating that schools should focus on providing their own accurate assessments but that if they can't a standardized exam is supported as long as it is "accessible and isn't a financial or logistical burden" which is more in-line with our argument because it fails on all counts with the CS cancellation. They thanked me for providing feedback so they could advocate.
Don't know how much pull this will have, but for those going into primary that are willing to chime in, at least they appear to be listening. If nothing else it's a thorn in NBOME's side which I'm all for irritating.