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Medscape Survey: How Medical Careers Shape Romantic Relationships Among Canadian Physicians

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Marilynn Larkin

8h ago· 9 min readenInsight

Summary

A Medscape survey of Canadian physicians (specialists and GPs) explores how their careers impact romantic relationships. Most respondents are aged 45+, in committed relationships, and practice in urban settings. They rely on partners for venting about work stress but report that work often interferes with relationships. Single physicians struggle to find partners who understand the demands of the profession. The survey also covers attitudes toward workplace romance, affairs, and the unique challenges of dating as a medical professional.

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Twitter / XMedscape Survey: How Medical Careers Shape Romantic Relationships Among Canadian Physiciansmdsc.pe

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Most respondents were aged 45 years or older, in a committed relationship, and practicing in an urban setting.
They relied on their partners for venting about work problems and also revealed how work often got in the way of their relationships.
Those who were single expressed difficulties in meeting potential partners.
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Survey respondents open up about how work affects their relationships and how being a physician affects the search for an appropriate partner.

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