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Improving Diversity and Inclusion in the Post–Coronavirus Disease 2019 Era Through a Radiation Oncology Intensive Shadowing Experience (RISE)

机译:通过辐射肿瘤学强化阴影经验(上升)改善冠状病毒疾病2019年代时代的多样性和包容性

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In response to the coronavirus disease 2019 pandemic, current Association of American Medical Colleges guidelines discourage away rotations, posing significant challenges for attracting students to radiation oncology (RO). This is particularly concerning for medical students underrepresented in medicine (UIM) due to the potential of widening existing disparities in applicant and workforce composition. To proactively address this, we created a Radiation Oncology Intensive Shadowing Experience (RISE) to expose UIM students to the field of RO.
机译:为了应对2019年冠状病毒疾病2019大流行,当前美国医学院校的协会指导挫败了旋转,对吸引学生放弃肿瘤学(RO)构成了重大挑战。由于申请人和劳动力组合中的现有差异潜力,这尤其适用于医学(UIM)强名(UIM)的医学生。要主动解决这一点,我们创建了一种辐射肿仓学密集的阴影体验(上升),将UIM学生暴露给RO领域。

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