Table 1 Sociodemographic characteristics of survey respondents (n = 158)
From: What can we learn from general practitioners who left Spain? A mixed methods international study
Gender (%) | Female | 82 (51.9) |
Male | 63 (39.87) | |
Non-binary | 1 (0.63) | |
Missing | 12 (7.59) | |
Age (median, IQR) | 40 (35–49) | |
Nationality (%) | Spanish | 120 (75.95) |
Dual Spanish-European/Latin-American | 15 (9.49) | |
Other or non-available | 23 (14.56) | |
Considered leaving Spain (%) | During medical degree | 18 (11.39) |
During GP training | 59 (37.34) | |
After GP training | 69 (43.67) | |
Missing | 12 (7.59) | |
Exit year (%) | < 2009 | 16 (10.13) |
2010–2014 | 23 (14.56) | |
2015–2019 | 70 (44.3) | |
> 2020 | 49 (31.01) | |
Country (%) | UK | 45 (28.48) |
France | 33 (20.89) | |
Ireland | 29 (18.35) | |
Sweden | 18 (11.39) | |
Germany | 6 (3.8) | |
Switzerland | 4 (2.53) | |
Other* | 23 (14.56) | |