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18 years 4 months ago - 18 years 4 months ago #28570 by mariojohn
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Where can I access oite questions now that sforp no longer has questions available

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18 years 3 months ago - 18 years 3 months ago #13582 by
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Its unfortunate that the AAOS has eliminated what is probably one of the best learning tools available in Orthopedics. I sincerely hope that they either have plans to release their own version of test question reviews at additional costs to residents, or will change their short-sighted position on this matter. If the OITE represents essential material that residents are expected to learn before graduating, reviewing these questions also provides one of the most focused and structured ways to teach yourself these concepts.

Once agin, a short-sighted decision which will hamper resident education. Thanks to the SFORP for providing a much-needed and appreiated tool.

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18 years 3 months ago - 18 years 3 months ago #13603 by
Replied by on topic The OITE review was widely
The OITE review was widely used in the UK for all of us studying for our FRCS(Orth) exams (equivalent to your Boards).

Have any of you contacted the AAOS to ask them why they did this?

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18 years 3 months ago - 18 years 3 months ago #13629 by
Replied by on topic A big problem with this
A big problem with this decision is the fact that there seems to be people out there who have retained access to these questions. I think they will be at a distinct advantage for years come. At least with the SFORP website available everyone was on an even playing field.

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18 years 3 months ago - 18 years 3 months ago #13630 by
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There must be loads of people who have ripped the site in the past - why have none of them posted them out on the internet?

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