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The Recruitment Phoenix: Strategies for Attracting Medical Students Into Obstetrics and Gynecology
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  • 1995Medical studentsʼ career indecision and specialty rejection47 cited

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  • 2008Attrition in residents entering US obstetrics and gynecology residencies: analysis of National GME Census data37 cited
  • 2010Residents as Role Models: The Effect of the Obstetrics and Gynecology Clerkship on Medical Students' Career Interest35 cited
  • 2009Why do residents choose the medical oncology specialty? Implications for future recruitment—results of the 2007 French Association of Residents in Oncology (AERIO) Survey32 cited
  • 2006The feminisation of psychiatry: changing gender balance in the psychiatric workforce22 cited
  • 2007Have predictors of obstetrics and gynecology career choice among contemporary US medical graduates changed over time?19 cited
  • 2005Residency attrition rate in obstetrics and gynecology: Are we losing more postgraduates today?19 cited

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