PubMed-Indexed Productivity of Matched Orthopedic Surgery Applicants Before and After Step 1 Scoring Transition

This study provides the first validated analysis of PubMed-indexed research output before and after the Step 1 transition. These findings can inform future studies across specialties as research output becomes increasingly central to residency selection.

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Cureus
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2025-08-18
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https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.90388
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Diversity and Career in Medicine
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PubMed-Indexed Productivity of Matched Orthopedic Surgery Applicants Before and After Step 1 Scoring Transition

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PubMed-Indexed Productivity of Matched Orthopedic Surgery Applicants Before and After Step 1 Scoring Transition

Uzondu F. Agochukwu, Arjun Bhatt, Asim A. Ahmed, Thomas M Drake, Akshar Patel, J. Bruce McClain, Y. Patel, Abdullah B Chandasir, Ali Abolhassani
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Abstract

This study provides the first validated analysis of PubMed-indexed research output before and after the Step 1 transition. These findings can inform future studies across specialties as research output becomes increasingly central to residency selection.

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Diversity and Career in Medicine
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