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Resident attrition: is gender a factor?
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  • 2008Working conditions and trainee shortage in operative disciplines—is our profession ready for the next decade?21 cited
  • 2005Residency attrition rate in obstetrics and gynecology: Are we losing more postgraduates today?19 cited
  • 2010Challenges to Implementation of Medical Residency Programs in China: A Five-Year Study of Attrition From West China Hospital16 cited

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