Why talk of a UK doctor exodus is premature

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Why talk of a UK doctor exodus is premature

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UK Politics · 1 year ago

An analysis by the BBC shows the number leaving NHS has been pretty consistent for a decade.

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Just fucking pay them properly you scumbags.

Edit: Not you OP, the government 🥹

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