Does the Preferred Study Source Impact Orthopedic In-Training Examination Performance?
Jeffrey J. Theismann(University of Minnesota Medical Center), Ann E. Van Heest(University of Minnesota Medical Center), Matthew D. Karam(University of Iowa), George S.M. Dyer(Harvard University Press), Julie Agel(Harborview Medical Center), Erik Solberg(University of Minnesota Medical Center), Kenneth A. Egol(NYU Langone Health), Craig L. Israelite(Penn Center for AIDS Research), Christopher Y. Kweon(University of Washington), Dawn M. LaPorte(Johns Hopkins University), Sandra E. Klein, Hubert Kim(City College of San Francisco)
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