Rydrych Diane
Health Economics Program, Minnesota Department of Health, USA.
Minn Med. 2003 Aug;86(8):34-8.
The 2002 Minnesota Resident Physician Exit Survey was administered to 698 residents and fellows scheduled to complete training programs in Minnesota during 2002. The Resident Physician survey is 1 of 6 exit surveys administered annually to exiting students, residents, and fellows in a variety of health care disciplines in Minnesota. Of the 698 survey recipients, 387 (55%) returned completed surveys. The results confirm the importance of geographic area of origin in the practice decisions of new physicians. Respondents who had graduated from Minnesota high schools, colleges, or medical schools were significantly more likely to remain in Minnesota to practice than were respondents who had attended secondary, postsecondary, or professional schools in other states or countries. The results also indicate that for most new physicians, educational debt load is not a major factor in practice decisions.
2002年明尼苏达州住院医师结业调查针对698名计划于2002年在明尼苏达州完成培训项目的住院医师和研究员进行。住院医师调查是明尼苏达州每年针对各医疗保健学科即将毕业的学生、住院医师和研究员进行的6项结业调查之一。在698名调查对象中，387人（55%）返回了完整的调查问卷。结果证实了原籍地理区域在新医生执业决策中的重要性。毕业于明尼苏达州高中、学院或医学院的受访者比在其他州或国家上过中学、高等院校或专业学校的受访者更有可能留在明尼苏达州执业。结果还表明，对于大多数新医生来说，教育债务负担不是执业决策中的主要因素。
