The complexities of describing human characteristics with sufficient accuracy to enable
successful selection of candidates for medical school demand precise and penetrating …

LL MEDICAL schools are faced with the problem of finding an adequate method of selecting
students. Not only are there more applicants than there are places for students (74), and not …

La presente etude statistique sur les etudiants en medecine canadiens constitue la 13e
d'une serie realisee par la section de recherche de I'Association des Facultes de Medecine …

Using multivariate statistical techniques, a large number of variables describing medical
school characteristics was reduced to five general dimensions of variation. Patterns of factor …

In any community the medical profession is no better than a cross section of its members. It
may be granted that our schools have been offering, for the past twenty years at least …

We all know that there is a problem in connection with admissions and that there are many
ideas as to the solution of its various phases. Some of these ideas will be presented briefly …

If we could have a firm agreement on the aims and objectives of medical education, we
would go a long way toward solving our problem of the selection of medical students. It is …

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The methods employed in the selection of medical students for the 1964-65 class of
freshmen at the four Western medical schools are described and recommendations are …

I was quite interested in the study by Dr. RK Evans and Dr. D. 0. Anderson on the selection
of medical students in western Canada (Canad. Med. Ass. J., 96: 473 [February 25], 1967) …