Abstracts
Abstract
Implication Statement
The Rural Immersion program has been created to streamline residents to less-used remote sites, and to create resident-driven curricula. The program is suggested as a possible means to increase rural retention and benefit rural communities with longitudinal care.
Résumé
Énoncé des implications de la recherche
Le programme d’immersion en milieu rural a été créé pour orienter les résidents vers des sites éloignés moins utilisés et pour élaborer des programmes d’études axés sur les besoins des résidents. Ce programme est proposé comme un moyen possible de favoriser la rétention en milieu rural et de soutenir les communautés rurales grâce à des soins longitudinaux.
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