Diversity in medical education: data drought and socioeconomic barriers

Moneeza Walji

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Diversity and Career in Medicine Innovations in Medical Education Cultural Competency in Health Care

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By 2031, about 30% of Canadians will be non-white. In cities such as Toronto and Vancouver, that proportion will reach 60%.1 As our cultural landscape changes, many medical education programs have embraced the need to create culturally and socially competent physicians. Ethnically and culturally

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