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Looking toward retirement. The Janus complex

R Perry, M Surveyor

    Australian Family Physician
    |June 5, 1998
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    This study explores the evolving characteristics and self-perceptions of general practitioners (GPs) throughout their careers. It examines whether these traits are innate or developed over time, offering monthly insights into the male and female GP experience.

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    Area of Science:

    • General Practice
    • Medical Professionalism
    • Career Development

    Background:

    • General Practitioners (GPs) are central to primary healthcare.
    • Understanding GP characteristics and career evolution is crucial for workforce planning and support.
    • Existing literature often lacks longitudinal perspectives on GP professional identity.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To investigate the defining characteristics of general practitioners.
    • To explore whether these characteristics are inherent or acquired during professional practice.
    • To understand GPs' self-perceptions and views on their chosen profession over time.

    Main Methods:

    • Longitudinal qualitative study following general practitioners.
    • Monthly narratives capturing male and female perspectives.

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  • Analysis of professional evolution at different career stages.

    • Main Results:

    • Emerging themes related to GP identity formation.
    • Identification of factors influencing self-perception and professional satisfaction.
    • Insights into the developmental trajectory of general practice careers.

    Conclusions:

    • GP characteristics are shaped by both innate predispositions and extensive professional experience.
    • Self-perception and career satisfaction evolve significantly throughout a GP's professional life.
    • A nuanced understanding of the GP journey is essential for medical education and retention.