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Opening the Door Wider to International Medical Graduates - The Significance of a New Tennessee Law. [PDF]
N Engl J Med, 2023 Ramesh T, Horvitz-Lennon M, Yu H.
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Inequitable treatment as perceived by international medical graduates (IMGs): a scoping review
BMJ Open, 2023 Objectives This scoping review seeks to detail experiences of inequitable treatment, as self-reported by international medical graduates (IMGs), across time and location. Design Scoping review.
S. J. R. Healey +2 more
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Easing the Entry of Qualified International Medical Graduates to U.S. Medical Practice.
Academic medicine : journal of the Association of American Medical Colleges, 2023 Almost one quarter of physicians and physicians-in-training in the United States are international medical graduates (IMGs), meaning they have graduated from a medical school not accredited in the United States. Some IMGs are U.S. citizens and others are
John S Andrews +3 more
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Facilitating international medical graduates' acculturation: From theory to practice
Medical Education, 2023 International medical graduates (IMGs) are forming an ever‐increasing proportion of the medical workforce. Much of the discourse around IMGs is about their performance at work and interventions to improve it.
M. Al-Haddad
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International Medical Graduates and the Shortage of US Pathologists: Challenges and Opportunities.
Archives of Pathology & Laboratory Medicine, 2023 CONTEXT.— Physician shortages are affecting many communities across the United States and all medical specialties, including pathology. International medical graduates (IMGs) make up a significant proportion of US physicians and graduate medical ...
Josean Ramos, P. Aung
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Prevalence of International Medical Graduates in Integrated Plastic Surgery Programs
Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, Global Open, 2023 Background: International medical graduates (IMGs) are physicians who did not attend medical school in the USA or Canada. IMGs comprise nearly one-quarter of the physician workforce and play a vital role in health care.
D. P. Porras Fimbres +2 more
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International Journal of Medical Education, 2023 Objectives To explore International Medical Graduates residents' experiences and perspectives of their residency training program. Methods This qualitative study was conducted at a large research-intensive University.
Marghalara Rashid +4 more
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Career development of international medical graduates in Canada: status of the unmatched
Humanities and Social Sciences Communications, 2023 With limited residency positions, the majority of international medical graduates living in Canada and other developed countries cannot work as physicians.
Yiming Wang +7 more
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Cureus, 2022 International medical graduates (IMGs) have become a vital part of the US graduate medical education (GME) and health care system (HCS) workforce; they contribute to essential diversity that relieves cultural and linguistic barriers to health care.
Carlos Murillo Zepeda +5 more
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JAMA Health Forum, 2023 This cross-sectional study evaluated the growth and distribution of physicians in the Conrad 30 Waiver program during the past 2 decades.
Tarun Ramesh +3 more
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