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Publications

Junior doctors' early career choices do not predict career destination in neurology: 40 years of surveys of UK medical graduates.

Barat A. et al, (2019), BMC Med Educ, 19

Views of UK doctors in training on the timing of choosing a clinical specialty: quantitative and qualitative analysis of surveys 3 years after graduation.

Lachish S. et al, (2018), Postgrad Med J, 94, 621 - 626

'The characteristics and views of early retirees compared with doctors still in work: views of the UK medical graduates of 1983 surveyed in 2016

Lambert TW. et al, (2018), Future Healthcare Journal, 5, 192 - 197

Career specialty choices of UK medical graduates of 2015 compared with earlier cohorts: questionnaire surveys.

Lambert TW. et al, (2018), Postgrad Med J, 94, 191 - 197

Career Choices and Career Progression of Junior Doctors in Dermatology: Surveys of UK Medical Graduates.

Barat A. et al, (2018), Dermatol Res Pract, 2018

Why doctors consider leaving UK medicine: qualitative analysis of comments from questionnaire surveys three years after graduation.

Lambert TW. et al, (2018), J R Soc Med, 111, 18 - 30

Changes needed to medicine in the UK before senior UK-trained doctors, working outside the UK, will return: questionnaire surveys undertaken between 2004 and 2015.

Lambert TW. et al, (2017), JRSM Open, 8

UK-trained junior doctors' intentions to work in UK medicine: questionnaire surveys, three years after graduation.

Surman G. et al, (2017), J R Soc Med, 110, 493 - 500

UK-trained junior doctors' intentions to work in UK medicine: questionnaire surveys, three years after graduation.

Surman G. et al, (2017), J R Soc Med, 110, 493 - 500

Adequacy of postgraduate medical training: views of different generations of UK-trained doctors.

Smith F. et al, (2017), Postgrad Med J, 93, 665 - 670

Factors influencing the decisions of senior UK doctors to retire or remain in medicine: national surveys of the UK-trained medical graduates of 1974 and 1977.

Smith F. et al, (2017), BMJ Open, 7

Combining parenthood with a medical career: questionnaire survey of the UK medical graduates of 2002 covering some influences and experiences.

Lambert TW. et al, (2017), BMJ Open, 7

Aspirations to become an anaesthetist: longitudinal study of historical trends and trajectories of UK-qualified doctors' early career choices and of factors that have influenced their choices.

Emmanouil B. et al, (2017), BMC Anesthesiol, 17

Adverse effects on health and wellbeing of working as a doctor: views of the UK medical graduates of 1974 and 1977 surveyed in 2014.

Smith F. et al, (2017), J R Soc Med, 110, 198 - 207

Trends in attractiveness of general practice as a career: surveys of views of UK-trained doctors.

Lambert TW. et al, (2017), Br J Gen Pract, 67, e238 - e247

Perceived future career prospects in general practice: quantitative results from questionnaire surveys of UK doctors.

Lambert TW. et al, (2016), Br J Gen Pract, 66, e848 - e857

Factors associated with less-than-full-time working in medical practice: results of surveys of five cohorts of UK doctors, 10 years after graduation.

Lachish S. et al, (2016), Hum Resour Health, 14

Self-reported preparedness for clinical work has increased among recent cohorts of UK-trained first-year doctors.

Lachish S. et al, (2016), Postgrad Med J, 92, 460 - 465

Working as a doctor when chronically ill or disabled: comments made by doctors responding to UK surveys.

Smith F. et al, (2016), JRSM Open, 7

Associations between perceived institutional support, job enjoyment, and intentions to work in the United Kingdom: national questionnaire survey of first year doctors.

Lachish S. et al, (2016), BMC Med Educ, 16

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