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Table 2 Satisfaction with different aspects of the GPFM career

From: General practitioners’ views on retaining Singapore’s primary care doctors: a cross-sectional survey and qualitative analysis

 

Components

 

Mean

Standard Deviation (SD)

GP Role

Clinical work and patient care

Relationships and status

Physical resources (such as premises and equipment)

5.73

2.31

0.902

  

Working hours

5.44

2.40

0.874

  

Staffing level

5.55

2.21

0.797

  

Status of GP/FM in society

4.82

2.42

0.781

  

Intensity of workload

5.45

2.25

0.752

  

Paperwork

4.36

2.58

0.681

  

Income

5.80

2.43

0.663

  

Learning opportunities

6.40

2.14

0.432

  

Rapport with patients

7.31

1.74

 

0.971

 

Time for patients

6.27

2.13

 

0.900

 

Recognition from patients

6.37

2.36

 

0.658

 

Autonomy

6.92

2.38

 

0.611

 

Current professional role

7.07

1.87

 

0.539

 

Case mix (range of patient problems)

6.53

2.07

 

0.53

 

Intellectual stimulation

6.37

2.19

 

0.424

 

Relationship with management/ superiors

6.40

2.70

  

0.997

Relationship with colleagues

6.88

2.11

  

0.834

Recognition from superiors

5.45

2.87

  

0.760

Career progression opportunities

5.12

2.93

  

0.698

Recognition from colleagues

5.82

2.55

  

0.654

Distribution of workload among colleagues

5.66

2.48

  

0.560

  1. For Mean and SD, 0 = least satisfied, 10 = most satisfied. The most highly rated items are denoted in bold