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Trends in Subspecialization: A Comparative Analysis of Rural and Urban Clinical Education

Description
Results of a study examining how rural medical education is associated with practice specialization, using data from Michigan State University medical students who graduated from 1974-2011 and who trained at rural or urban campuses. Features demographic statistics with breakdowns by rural or urban place of birth and training location and practice specialty with breakdowns by rural or urban campus location.
Author(s)
Andrea L. Wendling, Andrew Short, Fredrick Hetzel, Julie P. Phillips, William Short
Citation
Family Medicine, 52(5), 332-338
Date
05/2020
Type
Document
Tagged as
Health workforce education and training · Primary care · Rural-urban differences · Statistics and data · Michigan