Third of GPs in England want to quit within five years, survey finds

Third of GPs in England want to quit within five years, survey finds A third of GPs in England say they want to quit within five years, according to a regular survey which warns that clinical doctors are especially unhappy with the number of hours they work.

The survey of 2,195 GPs undertaken in 2021 found 33% planned to leave “direct patient care” by 2026. The Guardian

See also:

• Eleventh National GP Worklife Survey 2021 NIHR Policy Research Unit in Health and Social Care Systems and Commissioning
• Official GP work/life survey paints dire picture as one third consider quitting Pulse
• A third of GPs plan to quit within five years, finds survey University of Manchester