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ELEMENTS INFLUENCING THE SPECIALTY CHOICE OF MEDICAL STUDENTS: A MULTICENTERIC STUDY

Dr. Hassan Shahzad, Dr.Warda Nazar, Dr. Kiran Bashir

Background: Little thought is given to the elements that has an impact on the decision of a strong restorer by the senior male and female medical students. It is a multicenteric study conducted in Services Hospital Lahore, Shalamar Hospital Lahore, DHQ Teaching Hospital Dera Ghazi Khan. Methods: In this cross-sectional survey, information was collected through a survey adapted to Pakistani culture. It was distributed to 300 female and male students in grade 6 and the response rate was 80.7%. The information was reviewed using the Statistical Package for the Social Science (SPSS) variant for the years 2018-2019. The rates and meanings of the most and least important factors that have an impact on the decision of applications for celebrity restoration through the example of the survey were recorded. Results: The study found that 94 of 129 men and 88 of 119 women agreed that entering a therapeutic school was their first plot. The results showed that patient assistance was the most important motivation for choosing a medication for most students (94% of male and 92% of female students), while family needs were the least important motivation for choosing a prescription (29% of male and 24% of female students). Domestic prescription was chosen by most respondents as their first enthusiasm after leaving catering school (45 male and female students). While only one male restaurateur understudy chose network medication. Conclusion: Medicine was the main decision made by most of the male and female students in restorative medicine who entered university. Internal medication was the most attractive force after graduation. Most alumni do not have an arrangement to find a vocation when all is said and done in practice. There is support for the creation of an advisory group to encourage the profession at Pakistani. This advisory group should focus on understudying medicine in the final clinical years. It should address the lack of physicians in certain areas of strength and its impact on the network. Keywords: Medical specialty, Selection, Medical students, Pakistan, Carrier.