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Training and Certification in Psychiatry in Developing Countries
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Abstract
This study was carried out on behalf of the World Psychiatric Association with the aim of obtaining data on the number of psychiatrists working in developing countries and information about their training and certification.
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Mental Health Service Postgraduate Training Formal Examination Foreign Certification Postgraduate Training Program
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