Why doctors consider leaving UK medicine: qualitative analysis of comments from questionnaire surveys three years after graduation

Objective: To report the reasons why doctors are considering leaving medicine or the United Kingdom (UK). Design: Questionnaire survey. Setting: UK. Participants: Questionnaires were s...

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Main Authors:	Lambert, T, Smith, F, Goldacre, M
Format:	Journal article
Published:	SAGE Publications 2017

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