了解为什么住院医生离开NHS,以及可以做些什么来留住他们:一个现实的综合方案的协议

Naomi Klepacz1, Anna Melvin2, Simon Briscoe2

  • 1Medical School, University of Exeter, Exeter, UK n.klepacz@exeter.ac.uk.

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|August 7, 2025
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概括

住院医生由于条件不佳而离开英国的培训,影响了劳动力稳定. 了解它们的原因和背景是制定国家卫生服务有效的保留策略的关键.

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