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Pooled ophthalmology competency among medical trainees is 62.5%, with lower competency among medical students (55.8%) than physicians (83.3%)

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q3 i? The pooled competency estimate across twelve studies was 62.5%, with medical students at 55.8% and physicians at 83.3%. → Luksanaporn K 2025

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Luksanaporn K 2025

Luksanaporn K, Naruporn K, Sasikarnt L. (2025). Global disparities in ophthalmology education and alignment with international council of ophthalmology guidelines among medical students: a systematic review and meta-analysis. BMC Medical Education. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12909-025-07012-1

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Meta-analysis of twelve studies (2,537 participants) using random-effects models; the abstract reports "The pooled competency estimate was 62.5% (I² = 96.6%)" with the student–physician contrast stated.

"The pooled competency estimate was 62.5% (I² = 96.6%), with lower competency among medical students (55.8%) compared to physicians (83.3%)."

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