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A recent study revealed that the number of resident doctors who left Israel over the past three years reached approximately 1,369, representing a 94% increase compared to the previous decade. The data indicates that the majority of those leaving are experienced physicians aged over 45, who accounted for about 20% of the departures between 2023 and 2025, alongside a decline in new arrivals. The study highlights that the impact of doctor migration affects multiple specialties, especially in central regions, with Israel experiencing a net loss of 509 doctors in 2023 and 2024. This trend threatens to deteriorate the quality of the healthcare sector and exacerbates the gap in medical staff shortages, with warnings that if this phenomenon continues, Israel’s ability to meet its long-term healthcare needs could be compromised.
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