The Overseas Doctors Training Scheme needs appraisal. Set up 10 years ago to improve the quality of postgraduate training that overseas (non-European) doctors receive in Britain, the scheme has been popular, but it is questionable how far it has achieved its aims. If Britain is to continue to employ large numbers of overseas doctors in training grades, both through the scheme and through independent arrangements, the apparent mismatch between their expectations and the reality of what Britain offers must be tackled.

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medicine can be computerized or not, do we want to computerize it? Sooner or later mankind must ask what it is going to do with all the human energy and time that the computers are beginning to release or make redundant.-I am, etc.