ArticleTurkish journal of emergency medicine
Trends in medical students' career choice of emergency medicine: A 14-year study.
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- Scholarly impact of the dissertation requirement for postgraduate medical education and factors affecting transformation into publication: A bibliometric analysis of 2434 dissertations in the field of emergency medicine.Turkish journal of emergency medicineArticle
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Abstract
introductionThe long-term trends of medical students' choice for emergency medicine (EM) in Turkey are unclear. With this background, we aimed to determine the change in the rate of EM preferences of students over the years.
methodsThis was a cross-sectional study originated from 6
resultsDuring the study, 2957 forms (80.6% of 3668) were completed by 6
conclusionThe rate of EM choice of medical students doubled during the study, and approximately one in three students stated that they could choose EM as their future career in the past year. Perception of work was the main factor for choosing or rejecting to EM.
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