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Young Su PARK (Stanford University) Hae Won LEE (Seoul National University College of Medicine) Sang Min PARK (Seoul National University College of Medicine)
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The Academy of Korean Studies Korea Journal Korea Journal Vol.57 No.4
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2017.12
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118 - 144 (27page)

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This study explores the sociocultural challenges of North Korean refugee physicians in adjusting to the capitalistic South Korean healthcare system, focusing on how they establish their identities as professionals in transitional contexts. The older generation of refugee doctors came under the influence of the jeongseong undong (Devotion Movement) in North Korea, which directed physicians to care for patients with sacrificial sincerity. However, prolonged economic hardship fundamentally transformed the patientdoctor relationship in North Korea. After the breakdown of the North Korean healthcare system, doctors were only able to make a bare living. Those who were older and of higherrank in medical society suffered more despair and hardship, which resulted in their initial resistance to adjustment in South Korean society. In the process of reconstructing professional identities, older physicians pursued an integrated adjustment which was legacies of the Devotion Movement. In contrast, the younger generation of North Korean refugee physicians strived to assimilate into the South Korean medical society.

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Abstract
Introduction : Post-Socialist Healthcare Transitions and Cultural Adjustment of Doctors in Transitional Contexts
Methodology
The North Korean Healthcare System in Post-Socialist Context : From the Devotion Movement to the Arduous March
The Journey to Becoming a Physician in a Capitalist Healthcare System : From Escape to Structural Barriers
Two Pathways of Cultural Adjustment by North Korean Refugee Doctors
Conclusion : Bifurcated Trajectories of North Korean Refugee Doctors
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