Oncology Medical Training and Practice: Managing Jordan’s Brain Drain Through Brain Train—The King Hussein Cancer Center Experience | Zendy

Hikmat AbdelRazeq | Zendy; Maha Barbar | Zendy; Omar Shamieh | Zendy; Asem Mansour | Zendy

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Oncology Medical Training and Practice: Managing Jordan’s Brain Drain Through Brain Train—The King Hussein Cancer Center Experience

Author(s) -

Hikmat AbdelRazeq,

Maha Barbar,

Omar Shamieh,

Asem Mansour

Publication year - 2020

Publication title -

jco global oncology

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Journals

ISSN - 2687-8941

DOI - 10.1200/go.20.00141

Subject(s) - subspecialty , specialty , medical education , training system , training (meteorology) , brain drain , center (category theory) , medicine , middle east , family medicine , political science , geography , economic growth , chemistry , meteorology , law , economics , crystallography

The medical education system in Jordan is one of the most advanced education systems in the Middle East. Yet many medical school graduates leave the country to seek specialty and subspecialty education and training abroad, and the majority of graduates continue their careers there.

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