Diminishing Objectivity in the Residency Application Process

This Viewpoint discusses the importance of standardized metrics of academic and clinical performance among medical students applying for residency in light of many examinations and classes now being graded pass-fail.

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JAMA
Published
2025-02-06
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1001/jama.2024.28397
Citations
6
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Health and Medical Research Impacts
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Field-Weighted Citation Impact
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Diminishing Objectivity in the Residency Application Process

Allen Green, David A. Spain, Jeff Choi, James Paul Agolia
6 citations
JAMA
Health and Medical Research Impacts
11.27
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Diminishing Objectivity in the Residency Application Process

Allen Green, David A. Spain, Jeff Choi, James Paul Agolia
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6 citations

Abstract

This Viewpoint discusses the importance of standardized metrics of academic and clinical performance among medical students applying for residency in light of many examinations and classes now being graded pass-fail.

JAMAVol. 333(12)
Stanford University (US)
Quality Education
Openalex Percentile: Top 2%
Health and Medical Research Impacts
11.27
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