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  • Longitudinal rural training enhances rural doctor recruitment.
  • Defining 'rurality' is complex, often oversimplified as binary (rural vs. metropolitan).
  • Gaps exist in understanding rural medical training's impact on workforce outcomes.

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  • To determine if Longitudinal Integrated Clerkship (LIC) graduates practice in communities matching their training's rural classification.
  • To assess the impact of training duration and setting on rural workforce outcomes.

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  • Retrospective cohort study.
  • Analysis of variables associated with practicing in smaller rural communities.
  • Comparison of graduate practice locations to training site rurality.

Main Results:

  • LIC graduates with an additional year of rural training were five times more likely to practice in similar rural communities.
  • Training duration alone was insufficient for optimal rural workforce outcomes.
  • A combination of rural settings, LIC, and block rotation maximized practice in similar rurality communities.

Conclusions:

  • Integrated rural training models, including LIC, are crucial for positive rural workforce outcomes.
  • Innovative solutions are needed to expand these training models in smaller rural areas.
  • Both training duration and setting influence the likelihood of graduates practicing rurally.