Inter-Provincial Migration Intentions of Family Physicians in Canada: The Roles of Income and Community Characteristics.

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Canadian family physicians' intentions to migrate: associated factors.

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Why doctors choose small towns: a developmental model of rural physician recruitment and retention.

The circle game: understanding physician migration patterns within Canada.

Influence of hometown on family physicians' choice to practice in rural settings.

Generational differences in factors influencing physicians to choose a work location.

Recruitment trumps retention: results of the 2008/09 CMA Rural Practice Survey.

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