“Fitness to practise” process. Racial justice is long overdue

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Vivienne Lyfar-Cissé et al. BMJ. 2011.

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doi: 10.1136/bmj.d3041.

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Place of medical qualification and outcomes of UK General Medical Council "fitness to practise" process: cohort study.
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Migration of doctors and the "fitness to practise" process.
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Another explanation for the apparent discrimination against international medical graduates by residency programs.
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Locum issues. The price of saving money.
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Obstacles to maintaining licensure in the United States.
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International Medical Graduates Applying to Neurosurgical Residency in the United States Through the Lenses of an Applicant Versus a Program Director.
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