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Differences in work plans of graduating family medicine residents.

Abstract

Much subjective evidence has compared productivity of male and female physicians. Given that enrollment of female students is now much higher, manpower planners have to look carefully at the implications, ensuring that they have accurate information. This study surveyed 1984 graduates of one Ontario and four western residency training programs in family practice. Although many men had no fulltime plans and intended to take at least three months …

Authors

Allingham JD

Journal

Canadian Family Physician, Vol. 31, , pp. 1745–1747

Publication Date

September 1985

ISSN

0008-350X