Fifteen-Year Outcomes of a Rural Residency: Aligning Policy With National Needs

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Examines physicians who graduated from a rural Oregon family medicine residency program from 1994 to 2009. Describes satisfaction level with preparation for practice and the tendency to establish a practice in a federally defined shortage area. Contains statistics with breakdowns by average number of patients seen, procedures for which physician has hospital admitting privileges, and procedures performed in office practice.

Robert Ross

Family Medicine, 45(2), 122-127

02/2013

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Graduate medical education · Statistics and data · Oregon