Resident match review shows subspecialitiesE lure

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Dorothy Andriole, MD, decided to work out data from the three major resident matching programs in the US in order to give US medical students a perspective on what their odds were for matching in a particular specialty. The analysis of the match results from 1996 to 2002 documents the flight from primary care to subspecialties.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Management dynamics, Forecasts and trends, Practice, Medical students, Education, Market trend/market analysis, Career choice, Andriole, Dorothy

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Award aims to boost physician mentors

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The Joy McCann Foundation, which supports excellence in nursing and education, has constituted a cash award of $150,000 to honour the physicians who act as mentors. The views of the four physicians who won the awards on mentoring in medical education are described.

Achievements and awards, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Associations, institutions, etc., Organizations

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Old vote reveals residents wanted PRN

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Also the National Labor Relations Board held the results of the election for a long time, the results have finally been released and Physicans for Responsible Negotiation will be representing physicians at Advocate Lutheran General Hospital.

Hospitals, Personnel administration, Medical professions, Elections, Labor relations, Physicians for Responsible Negotiation

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