The COVID-19 pandemic not only marked a public health crisis but a turning point in the practice of medicine and medical education (1). While many sectors, including education, training, and business ...
Unscheduled and urgent care essentially refers to a doctor’s ability to deliver medical, surgical, and mental emergency care that is distinct from planned care. This includes providing care after ...
Exclusive A record number of doctors applied for initial allocation GP specialty training places this year but the vast majority face rejection, Pulse can reveal. Across the UK, 15,036 applicants ...
An Associate in Training, or AiT, is a GP trainee who has decided to join the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) as a trainee member. All candidates who successfully complete the ...
Health Education England has outlined a new vision for general practice training which it says will better prepare GPs for future models of care. The programme will have greater focus on areas such as ...
General practice (GP) in the UK has long accommodated the needs of the diverse population it serves. Increasingly acknowledged is another form of this diversity: the natural variation of cognitive ...
It can feel like we are bombarded with surveys as GP trainees. Surveys about our training, surveys about our teaching, even surveys about surveys. I want to thank the 652 GP trainees across the UK who ...
A visit to western NSW by Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) GP leaders has strengthened links between the College and local training and GP organisations. National Deputy ...
New GP training numbers show general practice is recovering in New South Wales, but a lack of investment means the state is still underperforming compared to the rest of the country, the Royal ...
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