Preferences of Iranian medical students for selecting the compulsory service plan packages: A discrete choice experiment
Enayatollah Homaie Rad,
Mohamad Hajizadeh,
Mohammad Rajabpour
et al.
Abstract:Background and AimsHealth policymakers face challenges in designing compulsory plan packages for medical students to encourage them to work in disadvantaged regions. Using a discrete choice experiment, this study assessed the preferences of medical students for selecting the compulsory service plan packages in Guilan Province, Iran.MethodsIn total, 374 medical students responded to a survey inquiring about salary, distance from their residency city, availability of welfare amenities, work difficulty, the devel… Show more
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