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February 23, 2008British Journal of General Practice145 citationsOpen Access

Connecting for Health

MTMichael ThickMDMark DaviesSESimon Eccles

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I read Ding, et al's 1 paper regarding salaried GPs with interest. There are undoubtedly many salaried GPs happy in their posts, enjoying the lessened responsibility and increased flexibility. The noticeable area which the paper does not discuss, and indeed did not set out to discuss, is that of job satisfaction within salaried GPs. There is evidently a significant subset of salaried GPs who are far from satisfied, feel disempowered, and may feel like mere workhorses to their principals who earn more and may actually have more control over their own working lives.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a770d3c137c7dcc81bd93dbhttps://doi.org/10.3399/bjgp08x277384
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