International Medical Graduates—A Critical Component of the Global Health Workforce - Concepedia

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International Medical Graduates—A Critical Component of the Global Health Workforce

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2018

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Joseph Nwadiuko, Varshini Varadaraj, Anju Ranjit

Abstract

This Viewpoint discusses international medical graduates practicing in the United States and Canada—benefits and drawbacks to remaining in North America or returning to their country of origin to practice.

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