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The World Health Organization warns of an increasing severity of the global healthcare workforce shortage by 2030, as a quarter of doctors are expected to retire within the next decade, leading to a deficit estimated at 11.1 million health workers. The rising proportion of elderly among the workforce and the aging of medical staff have a significant impact, especially in high-income countries, where it is anticipated that one in three doctors will retire over the next ten years. To maintain current levels of care, an additional 832,000 workers will be needed, which may lead to reliance on recruiting healthcare personnel from poorer countries and could affect the quality of care there.
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