Specialist training aspirations of junior doctors in Sierra Leone: a qualitative follow-up study

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Aniek Woodward
Euphemia Gooding Lake
Natarajan Rajaraman
Andrew Leather
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[1] King’s Centre for Global Health and Health Partnerships,
[2] School of Population Health and Environmental Sciences,undefined
[3] Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine,undefined
[4] King’s College London,undefined
[5] Ministry of Health,undefined
[6] Government of Sierra Leone,undefined
[7] West African College of Physicians,undefined
[8] King’s Sierra Leone Partnership,undefined
[9] King’s Centre for Global Health and Health Partnerships,undefined
[10] School of Population Health and Environmental Sciences,undefined
[11] Faculty of Life Sciences & Medicine,undefined
[12] King’s College London,undefined
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Junior doctors; Postgraduate medical education; Aspirations; Preferences; Motivations; Sierra Leone;
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