As a result of Malta's entry to the European Union in 2004, Family Medicine was recognised
as a speciality and subsequently a three-year programme of Specialist Training was …

Objective A review of GP trainees' evaluations of their medicine training placements during
2020-21 was carried out to identify how satisfied the GP trainees were with the effectiveness …

Background: Work-based assessment (WBA) within Malta's Specialist Training Programme
in Family Medicine is recorded using the 'One-to-One Appraisal'form in the General …

CONCLUSION: The COVID-19 pandemic affected teaching in government practice
positively through reducing patient numbers, which allowed a better training environment …

CONCLUSION: The JMCFD prioritises publication of submitted/peer-reviewed articles to
focus on quality over quantity, while maintaining its focus on family medicine in general and …

Empowering the continuing professional development of general practitioner trainers in
Malta through educational needs assessmen Page 1 Empowering the continuing …

Introduction: As a result of Malta's EU accession in 2004, family medicine was accepted as a
speciality and the Malta College of Family Doctors prepared a Specialist Training …

The Specialist Training Programme in Family Medicine (STPFM)–Malta was drawn up by the
Malta College of Family Doctors in 2006, approved by Malta's Specialist Accreditation …

RESULTS: Twenty-six GP trainers completed the feedback questionnaire, giving a response
rate of 46%. Positive comments were made regarding the relevance and group dynamics of …

Malta is the smallest country in the EU25 (315 km 2), principally consisting of three inhabited
islands: Malta (the largest), Gozo and Comino. Malta became a Republic in 1974 (Azzopardi …