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Area of Science:

  • General Practice
  • Healthcare Workforce Planning
  • Physician Retirement

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  • Increasing doctor shortage and rising healthcare demands necessitate understanding physician retirement trends.
  • A representative survey of 143 active general practitioners (GPs) was conducted to assess retirement intentions.
  • The study addresses the growing need for healthcare professionals and potential workforce gaps.

Purpose:

  • To investigate the retirement plans and wishes of active general practitioners.
  • To identify socio-demographic and occupational factors associated with early or later retirement.
  • To understand motivations for continuing practice beyond the standard retirement age.

Summary:

  • Half of GPs aged 29-66 expressed a desire for early retirement.
  • Marital status, job satisfaction, and workload were key factors influencing early retirement decisions.
  • Reasons for continuing practice included job enjoyment, feeling useful, and professional interest.

Impact:

  • Findings highlight the need to incorporate GP retirement intentions into healthcare workforce planning.
  • Proactive measures are recommended to prevent unintended or premature departures of physicians.
  • Addressing factors influencing retirement can help mitigate the impact of the doctor shortage.