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From Patients to Test Questions: Do Clinical Clerkships Really Improve Student Performance on USMLE Step 1?

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From Patients to Test Questions: Do Clinical Clerkships Really Improve Student Performance on USMLE Step 1? To the Editor: Dr. Jurich and colleagues concluded that taking the United States Medical… Click to show full abstract

From Patients to Test Questions: Do Clinical Clerkships Really Improve Student Performance on USMLE Step 1? To the Editor: Dr. Jurich and colleagues concluded that taking the United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE) Step 1 after clerkships increases scores. While they adjusted for Medical College Admission Test scores and national Step 1 averages in their multiyear analysis, their findings may be confounded by changes to preclinical classes, addition of basic science to clerkships, and increased emphasis on Step 1 after the curricular change. We had hoped to address these limitations in a quasi-experimental study of Step 1 performance in a single class year.

Keywords: patients test; usmle step; questions clinical; performance; test questions; step

Journal Title: Academic Medicine
Year Published: 2019

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