Managing the process of retirement : The medical professionals' perceptions

Managing the process of retirement : The medical professionals' perceptions

Barber and González (2009) have pointed out that about a third (31%) of the Spanish medical professionals working in the National Health System are between 50 and 60 years old. This indicates that many medical professionals will retire in the coming years, which could pose a threat to the sustainabi...

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