Retirement status of doctors aged under 60, by specialty and gender
| All retired | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Group | Not retired % (N) | All retired % (N) | Retired and returned % (N) | Fully retired % (N) | Total N (100%) |
| All responders | 87.7 (1681) | 12.3 (236) | 6.9 (133) | 5.4 (103) | 1917 |
| Men | 88.9 (1020) | 11.1 (127) | 7.4 (85) | 3.7 (42) | 1147 |
| Women | 85.8 (661) | 14.2 (109) | 6.2 (48) | 7.9 (61) | 770 |
| General practice | 87.1 (838) | 12.9 (124) | 7.2 (69) | 5.7 (55) | 962 |
| Hospital medicinea | 92.5 (727) | 7.5 (59) | 3.3 (26) | 4.2 (33) | 786 |
| GP men | 86.8 (465) | 13.2 (71) | 8.8 (47) | 4.5 (24) | 536 |
| GP women | 87.6 (373) | 12.4 (53) | 5.2 (22) | 7.3 (31) | 426 |
| Hospital mena | 94.7 (501) | 5.3 (28) | 3.0 (16) | 2.3 (12) | 529 |
| Hospital womena | 87.9 (226) | 12.1 (31) | 3.9 (10) | 8.2 (21) | 257 |
All retired (vs rest): men vs women χ21 = 3.8, p=0.052; GP vs hospital medicine χ21 = 12.8, p<0.001; 4 groups χ23 = 22.0, p<.001
Retired and returned (vs rest): men vs women χ21 = 0.8, p=0.36; GP vs hospital medicine χ21 = 11.8, p<0.001; 4 groups χ23 = 18.8, p<0.001
Fully retired (vs rest): men vs women χ21 = 15.6, p<0.001; GP vs hospital medicine χ21 = 1.8, p=0.182; 4 groups χ23 = 18.6, p<.001
aOmits psychiatry (see text)