A comprehensive study of presenteeism in the NZ Senior Medical workforce indicates this problem is common and sets out recommendations to management for reshaping attitudes toward sick leave, and developing strategies that enable senior doctors to take sick leave without burdens of guilt and concern for their absence.
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