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* 1. What school of podiatric medicine did you graduate from?

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* 2. What is your year of post-graduate podiatric medical and surgical training?

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* 3. What is the geographic region of your residency program?

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* 4. Are you aware of the Council on Podiatric Medical Education (CPME) document 320 proposed revisions?

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* 5. Did you comment on the CPME 320 proposed revisions?

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* 6. The proposed revisions recommend reducing the minimal activity volume (MAV) for biomechanical exams from 75 to 50. Do you agree with this proposed change?

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* 7. When you do a biomechanical exam that will be used to meet your MAV requirements to graduate, does an attending podiatric or orthopedic physician directly observe the exam?

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* 8. If your biomechanical exams are directly observed by an attending physician, what percentage of time does this occur?

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* 9. Do you think biomechanics should be an important part of the postgraduate training for podiatric surgical residencies?

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* 10. When do you obtain the majority of your biomechanical training in your residency?

  Unsupervised biomechanical exams Attending podiatric or orthopedic physician supervised biomechanical exams Pre-operative evaluation with an attending podiatric or orthopedic physician Intra-operative discussions with an attending podiatric or orthopedic physician In the clinic setting without a formalized biomechanical exam form under attending supervision  Residency journal clubs Residency driven lectures by attending physicians, residents or healthcare providers External conferences (APMA, ACFAS, ASPS, state meetings, other professional organizations) Journals (reading on your own outside of residency journal clubs) Textbooks
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* 11. When do you learn the most about biomechanics during your residency?

  Unsupervised biomechanical exams Attending podiatric or orthopedic physician supervised biomechanical exams Pre-operative evaluation with an attending podiatric or orthopedic physician Intra-operative discussions with an attending podiatric or orthopedic physician In the clinic setting without a formalized biomechanical exam form under attending supervision  Residency journal clubs Residency driven lectures by attending physicians, residents or healthcare providers External conferences (APMA, ACFAS, ASPS, state meetings, other professional organizations) Journals (reading on your own outside of residency journal clubs) Textbooks
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