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ArticleRetention of surgical trainees in England

Khalid Khalil2022

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Retention of surgical trainees in England

Khalid Khalil · Thushanth Sooriyamoorthy · Ricky Ellis

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Diversity and Career in Medicine Health Services Management and Policy Healthcare Systems and Challenges

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Year2022

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Published2022-09-24

VenueThe Surgeon

ISSN-L1479-666X

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Citations21

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