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They don't. Doctors in the NHS work longer hours than their U.S counterparts, and those who go through the system tend to move to either private practice, Austr
by nikcheerla 10y ago
They don't. Doctors in the NHS work longer hours than their U.S counterparts, and those who go through the system tend to move to either private practice, Australia, or the U.S after their residencies. For now, the system is still working, but it's clear that medicine is a much less lucrative/desirable job in the U.K than, for example the U.S. (And maybe that's a good thing – I don't know).
- Angostura 10y ago> k longer hours than their U.S counterparts, and those who go through the system tend to move to either private practice, Australia, or the U.S The figures suggest you are wrong. The substantial majority stay in the NHS