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The title says it all. Normally I just scan the headlines in these things and trash them, but this month has a few articles on the COM education process. The read about the PE exam is pretty interesting and may be helpful to anyone who has yet to take the exam and perhaps even those who have taken it. I just skimmed the article but a couple interesting things stick out.
1) Very few failures result from fabrication of information on the SOAP note
2) Most people who fail, fail the humanistic domain, which we already knew.
3) Less than 50 people per year fail BOTH domains, so if you did congrats, you're in an elite group
4) The FAIL rate for first-time takers is 5.4%, second time 12.1%, and third-time takers 21.2% (the tenth digits might be off as I'm pulling them from memory after skimming the article)
I plan to go back and read it so I will update with any useful/interesting information I come across.
1) Very few failures result from fabrication of information on the SOAP note
2) Most people who fail, fail the humanistic domain, which we already knew.
3) Less than 50 people per year fail BOTH domains, so if you did congrats, you're in an elite group
4) The FAIL rate for first-time takers is 5.4%, second time 12.1%, and third-time takers 21.2% (the tenth digits might be off as I'm pulling them from memory after skimming the article)
I plan to go back and read it so I will update with any useful/interesting information I come across.