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Family Medicine Certification Review by Jeffrey L. Susman, Martin S. Lipsky, Matthew Hunsaker, Mitchell S. King, Robert W. Bales

Family Medicine Certification Review Jeffrey L. Susman, Martin S. Lipsky, Matthew Hunsaker, Mitchell S. King, Robert W. Bales ebook
Publisher: Lippincott Williams & Wilkins
ISBN: 1405105054, 9781405105057
Page: 416
Format: chm

The exam is difficult, with an average around 70%. Sure, I have been reading about my patients. Many medical schools use the family medicine shelf exam from the NBME, though CCOM does not. The course was co-sponsored by the ABHM and the Department of Family Medicine at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. The question still remained: Had I done enough? I had completed each step of the maintenance of certification process for the American Board of Family Medicine (ABFM), for which my class was the first ones to enter. For family physicians to achieve their full potential in the community [7], training experiences in OB/GYN and pediatrics are prerequisites. Last week, the family medicine residency inpatient service that I supervise admitted several patients from the emergency department with acute chest pain that had resolved. I easily met the annual CME requirements year after year. Low-value care for acute chest pain in the ED. As I started to review and prepare for the upcoming exam, I asked myself numerous times: Had I been studious enough over the past 10 years?