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Israeli Doctors Eyeing Emigration Amidst Healthcare System Crisis
A study by Ben-Gurion University found that over half of junior doctors in Israel are considering emigrating due to poor working conditions, low pay, and the country's general climate. This trend is particularly pronounced in surgical and anesthesiology fields, raising concerns about the future of healthcare in Israel.
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- 01Over half of junior Israeli doctors plan to emigrate for work.
- 02Excessive workload and low pay are primary drivers for emigration.
- 03Surgical and anesthesiology residents show highest emigration intent.
- 04Political and security concerns also influence doctors' decisions.
- 05The study surveyed 634 resident physicians and interns.
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