Many mistakes found in newbie-doctors' resumes
Reuters, February 22, 2012
Honesty and attention to detail are qualities expected of physicians, yet two studies looking at applications to training programs in obstetrics show that up to 30 out of every 100 applicants took credit for research publications that could not be found. Earlier studies have found that other specialties within medicine suffer from the same problem. Anywhere from one to 30 percent of applications to training programs in radiology, emergency medicine, orthopedics and others include references to published research that can't be located by reviewers.
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