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Failing the Boards—What Happens When the Board Fails Itself?

JAMA Surgery
September 15, 2020 Audio Clinical Review 48 min 22 sec
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When trying to administer its qualifying examination during the COVID-19 shutdowns, the American Board of Surgery failed. Jo Buyske, MD, president and chief executive officer of the American Board of Surgery, discusses what went wrong and what they are doing to fix it.

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