Abstract Introduction The General Medical Council (GMC) of the UK states that doctors have
a duty to train and contribute to the education of colleagues, and that those involved in …

Objectives This study aimed to explore variations in the provision of integrated academic
surgical training across the UK. Design This is an online cross-sectional survey (consisting …

Aim: Foundation year one (FY1) doctors working in deaneries across the UK are required to
provide teaching to medical students. We aimed to ascertain the extent to which this occurs …

Opportunities for learning in the surgical workplace and how they can be exploited: a practical
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Background: The education and training of tomorrow's surgeons are predicated upon the
involvement of a broad spectrum of surgical educators. Identification of the factors that …

Surgical training is undergoing great change. No longer is apprenticeship applicable but the
diminished hours and changing demands of society require a more explicit and planned …

The surgical model of training in the UK has traditionally been viewed as a'cumulative
experience through mentorship and apprenticeship', drawing on a traditional …

A significant amount of valuable undergraduate medical teaching may be informal,
unscheduled and delivered by non-consultant hospital doctors (NCHDs). 800 …

Objectives Increasing numbers of minor surgical procedures are being performed in the
community. In the UK, general practitioners (family medicine physicians) with a specialist …

Over the last 20 years, surgical training in the United Kingdom (UK) has changed
dramatically. There have been considerable efforts towards creating a programme that …