Senior dental students' career intentions, work-life balance and retirement plans

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F. M. J. Stewart
J. R. Drummond
L. Carson
E. D. Theaker
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[1] Lecturer in Restorative Dentistry,Division of Psychology
[2] Dundee Dental School,undefined
[3] University of Dundee,undefined
[4] Senior Lecturer in Restorative Dentistry,undefined
[5] Dundee Dental School,undefined
[6] University of Dundee,undefined
[7] Lecturer in Psychology,undefined
[8] School of Social and Health Sciences,undefined
[9] University of Abertay,undefined
[10] Lecturer/Specialist in Oral Medicine,undefined
[11] School of Dentistry,undefined
[12] University of Manchester,undefined
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British Dental Journal | 2007年 / 203卷
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The available dental workforce may not increase in line with the rise in dentists completing undergraduate training.Fifty-nine percent of the cohort in this study planned to retire from full-time dentistry before the age of 60.Eighteen percent intended to work entirely on a private basis, with only 3% planning to work exclusively within the NHS.Today's dental students will give more consideration to their work-life balance when considering their career than in the past.
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页码:257 / 263
页数:6
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