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A Novel Curriculum to Prepare Internal Medicine Residents for Fellowship Interviews.

Matthew SinclairJohn RaimoKelvin WongMyriam KlineKaren A Friedman
Published in: Journal of medical education and curricular development (2019)
The development and institution of a formal interview curriculum improved medical resident preparedness and perceived performance. However, this significant improvement seen between medical resident pre and post surveys did not translate to improvement between faculty pre and post surveys. Future studies should look at fellowship match rates to objectively assess the impact of the curriculum.
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