Medical return plot
Download scientific diagram | Prediction of trends in the number of return of medical record documents to the assembling unit of each ward All modeling values have a linear equation with positive value trends, as follows: Agatha ward y = (+) 0.0047x + 0.972, Benetha ward with linear equation y = (+) 0.0047x + 0.966, Perinatology ward with linear y = (+) 0.0037x + 0.776 and Casandra wards with linear equations y = (+) 0.0034x + 0.6981. Based on the trend liner percentage of achieving the medical record document return on the Agatha ward, the prediction will reach 100% target in the 6th month (July 2019), the predicted ward will be reached in the 8 th month (August 2019), the predicted Perinatology ward is achieved in the 62nd month (the feb 2024) and the Kasandra ward predicted to be reached in the 88th month (March 2026). Predictions are calculated starting from January 2019. from publication: The Prediction of Return Quality Medical Record Documents William Booth Hospital, Semarang | Authors’ contributions This research has been carried out in collaboration among all authors. Author AA writer designed the study and the sample did statistical analysis and wrote the first draft of the manuscript. Authors SI and AA write the protocol and manage the analysis… | Medical Records, Hospitals and TARGET | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.
Migration issues, including visa and regulations, jump out evidently as reasons for not returning. The UK has a strict revalidation process for medical personnel, which might be a high cause of this reasoning. The primary reasons for leaving, which had been burnout and job dissatisfaction, had faded away and did not indicate high causes of not returning. For those doctors who indicated lifestyle factors as their cause of leaving, their likelihood of return was higher than those who left because of their work environment.
The research indicated diversity in the medical profession through the many reasons cited by different doctors regarding their departure and likelihood to return to the UK. Many doctors are moving from the UK medical practice and moving to work clinically abroad. Most doctors who did not want to return were retired, which is understandable as they are done with their careers. The doctors gave the reasons to shed light on what the government and the medical industry in the UK can do to encourage doctors to remain practising in the UK and attract those working abroad.
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