• Br J Gen Pract · Jun 2000

    A study of junior doctors to investigate the factors that influence career decisions.

    • D S Blades, G Ferguson, H C Richardson, and N Redfern.
    • Sunderland Royal Infirmary, University of Newcastle upon Tyne.
    • Br J Gen Pract. 2000 Jun 1;50(455):483-5.

    AbstractBoth pre-registration house officers and general practitioner (GP) registrars agree on several desirable and undesirable factors that define their ideal career. These relate to fulfilling clinical work and preservation of a meaningful personal life. Many young doctors regret their choice of medicine as a career because of poor job conditions and stress and perceive career advice as inadequate. GP's influence over junior doctors at the time of their career decision making is very limited compared with that of consultants.

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