Geographical mobility of UK trainee doctors, from family home to first job: a national cohort study

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RT @subatomicdoc: Hey #radonc maybe this strategy will work instead of excessive residency slots? @ARRO_org @ASTRO_org @tjroycemd @CShahMD…

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Recruiting med stds from lower socioeconomic groups and those who originate from under-recruiting areas may be part of the solution to filling training posts in these areas https://t.co/2hMw7Iiw3G #bmcmededuc

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Geographical mobility of UK trainee doctors, from family home to first job: a national cohort study https://t.co/3uUVDRosgx #MedEd

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