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Percentage of third-year family medicine residents intending to perform obstetric delivery (n = 9128) and percentage of practicing family physicians performing obstetric deliveries, by testing cohort: first recertification (n = 8059), second recertification (n = 7186), ≥third recertification (n = 10,589). Data are the means from 2014 to 2016.
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