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Life after Medicine: A Systematic Review of Studies of Physicians’ Adjustment to Retirement
Journal: Archives of Community Medicine and Public Health (Vol.2, No. 1)Publication Date: 2016-06-25
Authors : Michelle Pannor Silver Angela D Hamilton Aviroop Biswas; Sarah A Williams;
Page : 001-007
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Abstract
Background: A physician's decision to retire has personal and social consequences. While there has been growing interest in how individuals adjust to retirement, less is known about physicians' adjustment to retirement.
Objectives: To identify and examine: 1) factors that influence how well physicians adjust to retirement, 2) reasons physicians give for retiring; and 3) advice physicians give for a successful adjustment to retirement.
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