How the country of education affects migrant doctors' acceptance among their patients

Providing foreign doctors with training in their country of destination may improve those doctors' acceptance amongst patients. Preventing negative word of mouth about a doctor's moral conduct, more so than about their sociability or competence, should furthermore be an important educational goal

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