Impacts of studying in a regional medical campus on practice location
Impacts of studying in a regional medical campus on practice location
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在地区医学院校学习对执业地点的影响
DOI：
10.36834/cmej.42015
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发表时间：
2018
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M. Landry
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作者：
Anouk Utzschneider;M. Landry
背景新玩法是加拿大的一个双语省份，没有医学院，1967年通过谈判达成了一项协议，为魁北克省讲法语的医学生保留了名额。2006年，新布伦瑞克医学培训中心（CFMNB）成立，这是舍布鲁克大学为该省法语医学生开设的区域医学校园（RMC），旨在增加毕业生在该地区执业的可能性。对CFMNB最初5个队列的实践地点进行了分析，以比较在魁北克接受培训的法语学生的数据。方法通过Scott的医学数据库和省级公共登记处确定实践地点。采用卡方检验和相对风险概率检验了培训地点与实习地点之间的关系。结果在CFMNB培训的医生是1.4倍更有可能在加拿大大西洋地区执业相比，在2006年之前在舍布鲁克大学（主校区）培训。与在拉瓦尔大学或蒙特利尔大学接受培训的人相比，在CFMNB接受培训的人继续在该地区执业的可能性高出1.3倍。结论本研究支持这一假设，即在新玩法的法语RMC完成医疗计划的个人增加了他们以后在该省或更广泛的大西洋加拿大地区执业的可能性。
Background New Brunswick, a bilingual Canadian province without a medical school, negotiated an agreement in 1967 in which places were reserved for francophone medical students in the province of Quebec. In 2006, the Centre de Formation Médicale du Nouveau-Brunswick (CFMNB), a regional medical campus (RMC) of Université de Sherbrooke for its provincial francophone medical students, was established to increase the likelihood of graduates setting up practice in the region. Practice locations of the initial 5 cohorts of CFMNB were analysed to compare data with francophone students trained in Quebec. Methods Practice locations were determined through Scott’s Medical Database and provincial public registries. Chi-square and relative risk probability were used to examine the relationship between training location and practice location. Results Doctors trained at CFMNB were 1.4 times more likely to be practicing in Atlantic Canada compared to those trained at Université de Sherbrooke (main campus) before 2006. Those trained at CFMNB were 1.3 times more likely to go on to practice in the region compared to those trained at Université Laval or Université de Montréal. Conclusion This study supports the hypothesis that individuals completing a medical program in a Francophone RMC in New Brunswick increases the likelihood of them later practicing in the province or in the wider Atlantic Canada region.