This week, I gave a brief talk at a meeting for academic physicians and program directors considering what to do in a post-Step 1 world.
My job was to set up the other speakers by explaining how we got here. How did a multiple choice question test of basic science with only peripheral relevance to actual patient care become the king of medical education and residency selection – and then collapse under the force of its own weight? I try to answer this question – and provide a brief rant on the rising wave of Step 1 Nostalgia that’s crept up in the wake of the pass/fail announcement.
You can watch this video and others at the Sheriff of Sodium YouTube channel.
Running time: 11:47
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