(ANSA) - Rome, March 20 - Italy will have 16,700 fewer
specialist doctors by 2025, a report from sector group ANAAO
said Wednesday.
"New doctors will not be enough to replace those who are
going to retire," it said.
The shortage will be particularly bad in Piedmont and Sicily,
it said.
Meanwhile Molise on Wednesday said it was looking for retired
doctors to return and take up management positions.
16,700 fewer specialist doctors by 2025 - report
Molise asks retired docs to come back into management