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February 25, 2017Journal of the American College of Surgeons25 citations

Rural General Surgery: A 38-Year Experience with a Regional Network Established by an Integrated Health System in the Midwestern United States

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TCThomas H. CogbillMBMarilu Bintz

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Successful recruitment of rural GSs depends on competitive salary, reasonable call and leave schedules, administrative support, and adequate case variety and volume. Case volume is enhanced by cooperative relationships with CAHs, health system assistance in performing appropriate procedures locally, co-management of complex cases, and development of outreach surgical locations. In addition to the recruitment principles mentioned, rural GS retention is optimized by connectivity with the main campus medical center.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69d9d80a387cf70698685868https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jamcollsurg.2017.02.010
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