Journal article
The health and health care of doctors.
Abstract
A postal survey of 1,500 doctors who had qualified between 1935 and 1959 and were in active practice in Great Britian elicited 988 replies (a 66 per cent response rate). Nine hundred and thirty-two of the replies were suitable for analysis. There were few differences between hospital doctors and general practitioners in reported medical histories: respiratory tuberculosis had occurred more often among hospital doctors; other respiratory …
Authors
Allibone A; Oakes D; Shannon HS
Journal
British Journal of General Practice, Vol. 31, No. 233, pp. 728–734
Publication Date
December 1981
ISSN
0960-1643