Specialty preferences among medical students in a Kenyan university

Philip Mwachaka · Eric Thuo Mbugua

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Diversity and Career in Medicine Career Development and Diversity Sex and Gender in Healthcare

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BACKGROUND: Although in the recent years gender distribution in medical schools has changed, with the proportion of female medical students drastically increasing, medical specialties continue to have gender disparities. This study aimed at determining gender differences in career choices among medical students in Kenya.

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