General Medical Council reveals job satisfaction is falling among UK doctors while six in ten GPs admit they cannot provide 'sufficient care' at least once a week
'Swamped' GP works 12-hour days without a break as doctors admit they struggle to care properly for patients
General Medical Council reveals job satisfaction is falling among UK doctors while six in ten GPs admit they cannot provide 'sufficient care' at least once a week
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