The Differing Career Choice Paths of MD and DO Family Medicine Residents: A Call to Action

2026

AUTHOR(S)

Phillips, Julie P
Middleton, Tracy O
Mitchell, Karen B

TOPIC(S)

Education & Training

KEYWORD(S)

National Resident Survey
Policy Brief Commentaries
Undergraduate Medical Education

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38(6)

SOURCE

Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine

Amid an alarming shortage of primary care physicians,[1][1] our discipline benefits from continued re-examination of the experiences of new graduates. Barr and colleagues from the American Board of Family Medicine have analyzed a national sample of first-year Family Medicine residents. They found

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