Primary care in rural areas: a qualitative study on medical students’ images and experiences of working in rural areas in southern Germany

The images and experiences of rural areas condition medical education in various ways and shape the expectations and the decision-making of possibly working in rural areas. The particularities, opportunities, and challenges of working in rural areas, which relate to both professional aspects and social life, are a major factor in the attractiveness of a potential rural practice. Didactical and educational curricula need to adapt the various attributions of working in rural areas.

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BMC Primary Care
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2024-12-16
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https://doi.org/10.1186/s12875-024-02677-x
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Global Health Workforce Issues
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Abstract

The images and experiences of rural areas condition medical education in various ways and shape the expectations and the decision-making of possibly working in rural areas. The particularities, opportunities, and challenges of working in rural areas, which relate to both professional aspects and social life, are a major factor in the attractiveness of a potential rural practice. Didactical and educational curricula need to adapt the various attributions of working in rural areas.

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