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Baseline demographics and study characteristics between graduates of the PBL-based and conventional medical curriculum among German medical schools.

Baseline demographics between graduates of the PBL-based curriculum (n = 101, 49% female) and the conventional curricula (n = 4720, 49% female) were similar.

The research is mixed, but the overall differences in quality between graduates of both sets of programs have been found to be negligible, and by international standards, our teachers are underperforming, regardless of how they were trained.

There were two statistically significant differences between graduates of U.S. medical schools and graduates of medical schools outside the U.S. International graduates, compared with U.S. graduates, rated themselves significantly more positively on Item 4 (letting patients tell their story, etc; p = 0.003).

The facts that there are sustained differences between graduates of different medical schools, and differences between successive cohorts, suggest that many are answering reflectively about their experience at medical school.

I ended up at Penn State, and was very interested to read in the book about the two studies, conducted by Alan B. Krueger and Stacy Berg Dale, examining incomes between graduates of Penn State and University of Pennsylvania (and other colleges), and finding little difference (in Chapter 8: "Degrees of Value").

There were significant differences between graduates of different medical schools in their views about being well prepared.

In 2003 Goldacre et al. reported that over 40% of UK medical graduates did not feel prepared and found large differences between graduates of different schools.

In a previous analysis of the performance of graduates of different UK medical schools at MRCP UK) 24 there were clear and large differences in performance at MRCP UK) between graduates of different medical schools.

Even marked variation between graduates of different UK medical schools in performance at royal college membership examinations has been previously reported.

Physicians' tendency to be lifelong learners should mitigate concerns about any perceived or real differences between graduates of three-year and four-year programs.