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The future of internal medicine in the United States and Poland

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Wilson C. M., Taylor O., Prystupa A., Załuska W.
Polish Journal of Public Health
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2015
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vol. 124
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issue 1
49-54
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Internal medicine physicians are critical to the health of the population. Internal medicine doctors also bring cost savings in health care because they treat many systems in the body and treat the patients in a holistic manner. However, the popularity of the specialty of internal medicine is declining. This is due to the decreased compensation that internal medicine doctors obtain when compared to their colleagues who specialize in other fields. The decline in number of physicians specializing in internal medicine causes a decrease in the health of the population. Governments and policy makers must look for ways to reverse the trend of doctors not specializing in internal medicine
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Why don’t young doctors want to be surgeons?

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Czopek P., Dranka-Bojarowska D., Mrowiec S.
Polish Journal of Surgery
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2020
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vol. 92(6)
28-31
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Aim: The increasing staff shortages in Polish surgery incline towards posing the following questions: What are the reasons for the reluctance of Polish doctors in training and residents to specialize in this field of medicine? What measures could be pursued to raise the interest of students and trainees in specializing in general surgery? The aim of this paper is to attempt to answer these questions. Material and methods: From August 5 to December 30, 2019, an online survey of doctors in training and resident doctors was conducted. The study covered 2,498 people. Results: The key reason indicated by young doctors of both sexes was the disproportion between the level of remuneration and professional responsibility. Other most commonly reported reasons include: high overtime, physical and mental strain at work, and fear of not being allowed by senior colleagues to perform surgery. Conclusions: In view of the aging Polish surgical staff and a decreasing number of young doctors interested in this field of medicine, it is necessary to introduce changes into their mode of education.
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Level of specialization and management methods in small and medium enterprises of the gas industry

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Motała D., Bystryakov A. Y., Pizengolts V. M., Motała D., Bystryakov A. Y., Pizengolts V. M.
Management and Production Engineering Review
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2018
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vol. 9
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issue 2
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