A Flattening of the Curve: The Challenge of Disparate Growth Rates in the Pediatric
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Background To inform discussions of pediatric subspecialty workforce adequacy and
characterize its pipeline, we examined trends in first-year fellows in the 14 American Board …

Methods The ABP continues to use 3 primary methods to collect and maintain data about
workforce numbers. One method involves tracking residents and fellows in training through …

Abstract Background National Resident Match Program (NRMP) data are often used to
identify the pediatric subspecialty pipeline. Other data sources may provide greater …

Objectives Completing training is a rite of passage common to all physicians, yet our
knowledge of the components in postgraduate paediatric education that equip learners for …

Objective. To examine the extent of pediatric subspecialty training, certification, and practice
among general and subspecialty pediatricians and to determine how the diversity of …

Methods The ABP uses three primary methods to collect and maintain data about workforce
numbers: tracking of residents and fellows, examination application surveys, and continual …

METHODS As described in the initial report, the ABP uses 3 primary methods to collect and
maintain data about workforce numbers: tracking of residents and fellows, examination …

Objective To update pediatric subspecialty workforce data to support evidence-based
legislation and public policy decisions by replicating the American Academy of Pediatrics' …

Methods Procedures In September 2020, historical and current ABP trainee data were
obtained from the ABP's Certification Management System tracking database and In-training …