Tollan A, Magnus J H
Institutt for klinisk medisin, Universitetet, Tromsø.
Tidsskr Nor Laegeforen. 1993 Jan 10;113(1):27-9.
The impact of the Medical School, University of Tromsø on the distribution of physicians in rural areas in North Norway was evaluated by means of a mailed questionnaire. The survey covered eleven graduation classes (417 physicians), and the response rate was 84.2%. The establishment of a new medical school in North Norway has clearly had beneficial effects: A total of 56.1% of the graduates stay on as doctors in these areas. Among those who also grew up in the northern parts of Norway, the proportion is 82.0%, compared with graduates who grew up in the southern parts where the proportion is 37.7%. The results clearly demonstrate that one of the main objectives of the Medical School at the University of Tromsø, to educate physicians who prefer to work in these areas, has been achieved.
通过邮寄问卷的方式，对特罗姆瑟大学医学院对挪威北部农村地区医生分布的影响进行了评估。该调查涵盖了11个毕业班（417名医生），回复率为84.2%。挪威北部新医学院的建立显然产生了有益影响：共有56.1%的毕业生留在这些地区当医生。在那些也在挪威北部长大的人中，这一比例为82.0%，而在南部长大的毕业生中这一比例为37.7%。结果清楚地表明，特罗姆瑟大学医学院的主要目标之一，即培养愿意在这些地区工作的医生，已经实现。
