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METHODS: AAMC Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) data was used to assess applicants to integrated and independent plastic surgery, internal medicine, family medicine, obstetrics and gynecology, and general surgery from 2010–2016. Corresponding resident data was attained from JAMA Graduate Medical Education annual reports, and medical student data from AAMC graduate student questionnaires. Groups analyzed included selfidentified Black, Hispanic, and females. Binomial distribution analysis was used to assess differences in minority proportions of applicants and residents each year. Best-fit trend lines were compared amongst groups and across specialties.

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Abstract: The American Council of Academic Plastic Surgeons Plastic Surgery Boot Camp Program: Evaluation of the University of Pittsburgh’s Three Year Experience