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• W167271471 abstract "A NUMBER of excellent studies have correlated choice of a rural location for medical practice with certain characteristics of physicians (1-4). Researchers have shown that smalltown physicians are more likely to be sons of farmers and to have grown up in a rural environment. But they are known also to be a group of older physicians, most of whom made their decision to locate some years ago. Therefore, findings of Bible, Champion, Hassinger, and others on reasons why physicians decide on a rural practice have to be considered as descriptions of situation at a point in recent past and not necessarily as definitive answers to question of what physicians might be looking for in a rural practice today. If ideas regarding recruitment of more physicians to rural areas are limited to what is suggested by findings of this body of research, prospects are anything but bright. For example, Parker and Tuxill in their study of metropolitan and smalltown physicians in an area of upstate New York found that most important factors influencing those physicians who had gone into practice in a small community were idea of living in a small community, likelihood of developing a busy practice earlier, and their perception of need of a small community for another physician (5). These researchers concluded that the of new physicians then possibly interested in small-community practice seems largely restricted to physicians coming from small communities who like small-community living, feel need for physicians in those communities, and wish to establish a busy practice early. With our present educational and population trends, this will be a small pool 1(6). The question of what physicians may be looking for in a rural practice is interesting, but it is an important question only if answers can be related in some way to an effective intervention strategy. If it were found that most health professionals (or their families) are looking for opera, professional football, or a local branch of Neiman Marcus, that would be interesting,(and discouraging for rural areas) but not terribly important. It is not possible to change geography of country, nor can we influence marriages of physicians whose spouses may disagree with them over importance of some of these factors. There are, however, some actions that may be taken in order to capitalize on findings of research and maximize of potential health professional recruits for rural areas. I shall Dr. Madison is associate professor of medical care organization, department of family medicine, School of Medicine; and director, rural services research unit, Health Services Research Center, University of North Carolina. The paper is based on his presentation to a symposium, What Health Professionals Look For in a Rural Practice -A Researcher's Point of View, at 26th National Conference on Rural Health of American Medical Association, held in Dallas, Tex., March 29, 1973. Tearsheet requests to Donald L. Madison, MD, University of North Carolina School of Medicine, Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514." @default.
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• W167271471 title "Recruiting Physicians for Rural Practice" @default.
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