2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpeds.2007.04.066
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Inactive Physicians: The State of Our Understanding

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“…1,2 Concomitantly, there are increasing numbers of physicians working reduced hours or leaving clinical practice for periods of time. 3 Female physicians have been more likely to adjust work hours or interrupt practice due to family responsibilities; 4,5 however, recent data show increasing numbers of male physicians altering their careers for similar reasons. 6 Although the most common reason for career interruption is family responsibilities, primarily the care of children or ill family members, [4][5][6] personal illness, 7 career dissatisfaction, 8,9 and alternative careers 7,10 are also frequent reasons for periods of clinical inactivity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1,2 Concomitantly, there are increasing numbers of physicians working reduced hours or leaving clinical practice for periods of time. 3 Female physicians have been more likely to adjust work hours or interrupt practice due to family responsibilities; 4,5 however, recent data show increasing numbers of male physicians altering their careers for similar reasons. 6 Although the most common reason for career interruption is family responsibilities, primarily the care of children or ill family members, [4][5][6] personal illness, 7 career dissatisfaction, 8,9 and alternative careers 7,10 are also frequent reasons for periods of clinical inactivity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Few data exist regarding the rates of clinical inactivity among physicians, duration of such periods, and type or scope of professional activities during those intervals. 1 A recent survey conducted by the American Academy of Pediatricians of 1158 pediatricians over the age of 50 years found that 22.0% of women and 6.5% of men had taken an extended leave of absence of Ն6 months from clinical practice at some point during their careers. 2 There are no data describing whether clinically inactive physicians maintain their licensure and/or board certification during these absences.…”
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“…Dieses Ergebnis deckt sich mit der Übersichtsarbeit von Degen et al, in der Gründe für den Ausstieg aus der ärztlichen Tätigkeit analysiert werden [22]. Unzufriedenheit mit der Arbeitssituation werden in den meisten Studien, die sich mit der Thematik "Wiedereinstieg" beschäftigen, als Grund für eine Berufspause genannt [23][24][25][26]. Belastungen, denen man als Mediziner ausgesetzt ist, sind vielseitig.…”
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