Abstract Introduction International medical graduates (IMGs) represent a large portion of
practising doctors in many countries. Many experience difficulties, including higher rates of …

Objective: To ascertain the specialised communication issues clinicians need to understand
when preparing international medical graduates (IMGs) for clinical practice in Australia …

International medical graduates (IMGs) have become a vital part of the US graduate medical
education (GME) and health care system (HCS) workforce; they contribute to essential …

Abstract Background With Germany facing a shortage of doctors, hospitals have been
increasingly recruiting physicians from abroad. Studies in other countries have shown that …

Objectives An increasing number of International Medical Graduates (IMG), who are defined
to be physicians working in a country other than their country of origin and training …

Purpose International medical graduates (IMGs) represent a substantial portion of all
medical residents in the United States. Yet, IMGs may be disadvantaged in their …

OBJECTIVE: To understand the communication strategies international medical graduates
use in medical interactions to overcome language and cultural barriers. METHODS: In-depth …

Objective Globalisation and severe doctor shortages in many countries have resulted in
increased numbers of international medical graduates (IMGs) in medical training …

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore the extent to which improving doctor–patient
communication (DPC) can address and alleviate many healthcare delivery inefficiencies …

Abstract Context International medical graduates (IMGs) are forming an ever‐increasing
proportion of the medical workforce. Much of the discourse around IMGs is about their …