Table 3.
Geographical distribution of non-intercalated studies / authors and World Bank definition of countries’ incomes as a proxy of medical school resources 2
| Country | Frequency N = 94 n (%) |
World Bank Income Economy Classification |
|---|---|---|
| United States | 40 (43 %) | High Income |
| UK | 7 (7 %) | High Income |
| Australia | 5 (5 %) | High Income |
| The Netherlands / USA | 3 (3 %) | High Income |
| Sweden | 3 (3 %) | High Income |
| Canada | 3 (3 %) | High Income |
| India | 3 (3 %) | Lower Middle |
| Germany | 3 (3 %) | High Income |
| Malaysia | 3 (3 %) | Upper Middle |
| Turkey | 2 (2 %) | Upper Middle |
| Norway | 2 (2 %) | High Income |
| Other: Argentina, Australia / USA, Chile, Croatia, Germany / Croatia, Greece / UK, India / Malaysia, International, Ireland, Ireland / Malaysia, Japan, New Zealand, Pakistan, Portugal, Russia, Saudi Arabia, South Africa, Spain, UAE, West Indies | 1 (1 %) | Varies |