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A Kalayjian, M Belmont, B Cohen, M Desa, J Downes, M LoGuercio, M M Meehan, S Morris, C A Servodidio. Adopt A School.. https://doi.org/10.1097/00006223-199305000-00003
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Do today's students have any second thoughts about their decision to pursue a career in medicine? Gabriel Leung, who graduates in June from the University of Western Ontario, considers the problems and dilemmas that have confronted him and his classmates during their short careers and muses on the uncertain future today's physicians face.
Cohort studies of doctors' career choices and career progression since the mid-1970s have shown important changes in the medical workforce, in specialist training, and in employment. Examples of these changes are the increasing proportion of women doctors and of doctors who wish to work part time, the emigration patterns of doctors, and the development of vocational training for general practice. Studies enable the effects of longer term changes to be assessed, and sometimes they inform current debate.