Choosing to Practise Obstetrics: What factors influence family practice residents?

June C. Carroll

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To document their plans for practising obstetrics and factors influencing these decisions, a questionnaire was sent to all 79 residents graduating from the University of Toronto's Department of Family and Community Medicine. Fifty-one percent of the 53 residents who responded (67%) planned to practise obstetrics on graduation; 21% planned antenatal care only; 11% planned no obstetrics; and 17% were undecided. The family practice program appeared to influence the residents positively.

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1991Female and Male Physicians: Different Practice Profiles: Will increasing numbers of female GPs affect practice patterns of the future?1987Choosing to do obstetrics in practice: factors affecting the decisions of third-year family practice residents.

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