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I guess it can be attributed to work conditions of health care professionals in both systems. May be they are better paid and not overworked and hence have a be
by rubberstamp 10y ago
I guess it can be attributed to work conditions of health care professionals in both systems. May be they are better paid and not overworked and hence have a better attitude towards patients under their care as a result.
- madaxe_again 10y agoI'm not sure if they're better paid, but I did get the impression they were infinitely happier than their British equivalents - quality of life probably accounts for an awful lot. I don't know though, I'm basing my assumption off a few French medics I know who definitely don't make great money, but do have some pretty great quality of living - near Swiss border, one has a cabin in the woods and a fishing pond, the other paraglides seemingly non-stop. I think there's a different approach to on/off in France, and working hours are definitely far more strictly limited.