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Recruitment trumps retention: results of the 2008/09 CMA Rural Practice Survey

Le recrutement prime sur la rétention : résultats de l'enquête sur la pratique rurale de l'AMC 2008/09

Summer 2010
Volume 15 - Issue 3

Tara S. Chauhan, Michael Jong, Lynda Buike

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ISSN Number: 12037796

Language: English/French

Format: PDF

Pages: 915

Content Summary


The article presents findings from the CMA Rural Practice Survey, highlighting that financial incentives are more crucial for younger physicians in choosing rural practice. It reveals that lifestyle and practice opportunities are significant factors influencing retention. The study suggests that communities should focus on retention strategies to protect their investment in rural healthcare.

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RecruitmentRural medicinePublic healthRetentionMedical education