The relationship between professional productivity and educational level, part 2. Results and discussion.

This article concludes the two-part report ol a study designed to inuestigate diflerences in professional productiuity based on the leuel of education. Career contributions in practice, education, research, publi c ation, prof e ssional ac tiuitie s, and health care policy formation were studied. The alumni of various colleges and universities were also cornpared to determine differences in productiuity patterns, The lirst article reuiewed the literature and the methods. The current article details and discusses the findings and offers recornmendations for education and research.