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Impact of participation in continuing medical education small group learning (CME-SGL) on the stress, morale, and professional isolation of rurally-based GPs: a qualitative study in Ireland.

Stephanie Dowling | Jason Last | Henry Finnegan | Pat Daly | John Bourke | Conor Hanrahan | Pat Harrold | Geoff McCombe | Walter Cullen
BJGP open | 2019

The pressures of general practice contribute to high levels of stress, low morale, and burnout in some GPs. In addition, rurally-based doctors may experience significant professional isolation. Participation in continuing medical education (CME) appears to reduce stress, and may improve the retention of rural GPs.

Pubmed ID: 31662316

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