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American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) fellows responded to a questionna
ire measuring knowledge of 1991 Centers for Disease Control and Preven
tion (CDC) guidelines. Generalists' scores on a knowledge scale were p
ositively correlated with reporting CDC and AAP documents as knowledge
sources, and negatively correlated with private practice, medical sch
ool as a knowledge source, and age. However, private practitioners who
read AAP documents scored well.