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. 1998 Nov 21;317(7170):1425–1428. doi: 10.1136/bmj.317.7170.1425

Table 1.

Employment status in September 1995 of respondents who qualified in the United Kingdom in 1977. Values are numbers (percentages)

Employment sector Men (n=1566) Women (n=832) Total (n=2398)
Respondents in United Kingdom 1442 (92.1) 771 (92.7) 2213 (92.3)
In medical employment: 1418 (90.5) 734 (88.2) 2152 (89.7)
 NHS 1272 (81.2) 675 (81.1) 1947 (81.2)
 Universities and research  74 (4.7) 23 (2.8)  97 (4.0)
 Other public sector*  16 (1.0) 16 (1.9)  32 (1.3)
 Non-public sector  33 (2.1) 19 (2.3)  52 (2.2)
 Her Majesty’s armed forces  23 (1.5)  1 (0.1)  24 (1.0)
Other:  24 (1.5) 37 (4.4)  61 (2.5)
 Non-medical employment   9 (0.6)  4 (0.5)  13 (0.5)
 Not in paid employment   4 (0.3) 27 (3.2)  31 (1.3)
 Occupation not given  11 (0.7)  6 (0.7)  17 (0.7)
Respondents abroad 124 (7.9) 61 (7.3) 185 (7.7)
In medical employment 123 (7.9) 53 (6.4) 176 (7.3)
Other:
 Non-medical employment 0  2 (0.2)   2 (0.1)
 Not in paid employment 0  2 (0.2)   2 (0.1)
 Occupation not given   1 (0.1)  4 (0.5)   5 (0.2)
*

Includes doctors in the civil service, public health laboratory service, and public sector occupational health. 

Respondents were regarded as working in the United Kingdom regardless of geographical location.