It currently costs over £200,000 to train a doctor in Britain, with part of this cost being covered by medical students themselves through tuition fees. It has been suggested that doctors who are trained in Britain but then leave the country to work overseas should have to pay back a larger amount of the costs of training them. Would you support or oppose requiring doctors trained in Britain to pay back more of the costs of training them if they do not work for at least five years in Britain? | Daily Question

It currently costs over £200,000 to train a doctor in Britain, with part of this cost being covered by medical students themselves through tuition fees. It has been suggested that doctors who are trained in Britain but then leave the country to work overseas should have to pay back a larger amount of the costs of training them. Would you support or oppose requiring doctors trained in Britain to pay back more of the costs of training them if they do not work for at least five years in Britain? Published on 20 March 2017 → Survey conducted on 20 March 2017 on 5691 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Support

68%

Oppose

15%

Don't know

17%

Support

68%

Oppose

15%

Don't know

17%