why is PM&R not in Medscape report

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Just got an email from Medscape about their Physician Compensation Report for 2010 and PM&R was not even one of the 21 specialties they looked at. 😡
 
Just got an email from Medscape about their Physician Compensation Report for 2010 and PM&R was not even one of the 21 specialties they looked at. 😡

PM&R is a small field that isn't very mainstream. They pretty much just handpicked a few of the more well known specialties. Other fields that weren't mentioned were rad onc, ENT, neurosurg, pain medicine, path, CT surg, vascular surg, etc.
 
noticed that too.

Maybe one of the mods could slap together an informal survey.. 🙄

hopefully with distinction between inpt/outpt predominant practices.
 
If you look into the methods... the n is extremely small. I think its something like 26. Most of the specilaties represented were based ona single input for each maybe 2.

never forget to look at the source of the data!
 
Unless they used different samples for different sections, I remember the sample size for that thing being >10,000?
 
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