• Ann Emerg Med · Feb 1980

    Comparative Study

    Trends in training: focus on emergency medicine.

    • R A Anwar.
    • Ann Emerg Med. 1980 Feb 1;9(2):60-71.

    AbstractA research project was developed to study the process of professional socialization in graduate medical education by describing and analyzing the development of emergency medicine residencies in comparison to those of surgery and internal medicine. Based on the assumption that residency programs have a profound impact on the quality, distribution, and career patterns of physicians, researchers surveyed residents and residency directors in the three specialty groups to determine the following: characteristics of founders of the programs, factors influencing physicians to enter a specialty, variations in residency program organization and structure, and career patterns of physicians entering the specialty. Implications are drawn from the data and applied to the development of residency training. Anwar RAH: Trends in training: focus on emergency medicine.

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