Trends and determinants of clinical staff retention in the English NHS: a double retrospective cohort study

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RT @HealthFdn: Study by @UniOfSurrey, part of our Efficiency Research Programme, found that demographic and contractual factors appear to b…

Study by @UniOfSurrey, part of our Efficiency Research Programme, found that demographic and contractual factors appear to be stronger predictors of retention of NHS hospital workers in England than organisational factors. Read article in @BMJ_Open ⬇️ ht…

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