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Spontaneously retrievable knowledge of German general practitioners depending on time since graduation, measured with the progress test medicine.

GMS J Med Educ · 2020 · PMC7499467 · PMID 32984508

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slightly significantno p-value reported
Results: Overall, four indicators turned out to be slightly significant for the performance on the PTM-GP, namely: time passed since graduation, the grade received in the licensing examination, the type of institution for postgraduate training, and the medical specialisation.

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moderately significantno p-value reported
The PTM-GP scores of the four specialist groups general practitioner (n=97, 60.2%), general practitioner with internal medicine certification (n=21, 13.0%) and internists (n=16, 9.9%) or family doctor (n=10, 6.2%) differ moderately significant in non-parametric examination with Kruskal-Wallis test.

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