Publications by authors named "M Vilceanu"
Article Synopsis
- Many medical students shift their career preferences significantly between their second and fourth years, with 56% changing their choices according to a study conducted using surveys from 2016 to 2020.
- Factors influencing these changes include future salary, competitiveness of the field, and work-life balance, while having a mentor and engaging with specialty content tends to stabilize choices.
- The study highlights the need for improved curricular designs that expose students to various medical specialties earlier to enhance career decision satisfaction.
Article Synopsis
- The subspecialty of Hospital Medicine (HM) has seen rapid growth since the mid-1990s, but little is understood about why medical students choose this path in the U.S.
- An analysis of responses from over 46,000 medical students from 2018-2020 revealed that about 19.3% intended to pursue HM, with higher interest among female and minority students.
- Key factors influencing this choice include the presence of role models, the possibility of fellowships, and a higher overall debt, while desires for a better salary and work/life balance tended to deter students from HM careers.
[The differentiated role of immunopathological mechanisms in the transition from acute to chronic hepatitis B].
Rev Med Interna Neurol Psihiatr Neurochir Dermatovenerol Med Interna
February 1984
[Dynamics of complement-fixing antibodies in Q fever].
Microbiol Parazitol Epidemiol (Bucur)
April 1973