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cedure is quite simple. I should mention here that general practice, in spite of there being a specialist training, is in a poor way. There is a great shortage of GPs, particularly in country areas and some suburbs, and the average age of existing GPs is high. Possibly a British doctor prepared to work hard in areas regarded as medically less attractive by his German colleagues would be given considerable encouragement and even financial support from the community to do so.
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