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This study aims to assess how a dermatology rotation affects the diagnostic accuracy of family medicine residents regarding skin lesions.

April 15, 2026Open Access

Effect of dermatology rotation on the diagnostic accuracy of family medicine residents for skin lesions: a cross-sectional study in Türkiye

Key Points

This study aims to assess how a dermatology rotation affects the diagnostic accuracy of family medicine residents regarding skin lesions.
Cross-sectional study design
Participants: family medicine residents
Assessment of diagnostic accuracy pre- and post-rotation
Residents showed significant improvement in diagnostic accuracy after completing the dermatology rotation
Structured dermatological training positively impacts diagnostic skills

Abstract

Completing a dermatology rotation improves the diagnostic accuracy of FM residents for skin lesions, underscoring the value of structured dermatological training within FM curricula.

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