BIP! Finder - Career destination and reason for career destination preferences among medical graduates from Christian Medical College Vellore – Does rural service obligation increase retention of medical graduates in rural service?

2019 • Career destination and reason for career destination preferences among medical graduates from Christian Medical College Vellore – Does rural service obligation increase retention of medical graduates in rural service?

Authors: Anand Zachariah; Suekha Viggeswarpu; Ramya Iyadurai

Venue: Journal of Family Medicine and Primary Care

Type: Publication

Abstract: To find out the career destination of a cohort of doctors who have graduated from Christian Medical College (CMC) and to identify the reasons for their choice.CMC is a training institution for medical graduates among a network of mission hospitals in India. After their graduation, most students complete a sponsorship obligation of 2 years in primary or secondary, rural and semi-urban hospitals.The study population was obtained from the electronic database of the medical graduates. The batches of medical graduates from 1966 to 1995 were analyzed... (read more)

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Topics: Family medicine Medical education Nursing

DOI: 10.4103/jfmpc.jfmpc_388_19

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