2001
DOI: 10.1093/fampra/18.6.619
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Pre-registration house officers in general practice: the views of GP trainers

Abstract: This significant development in medical education has important implications for GPs and their patients which need further exploration through long-term evaluations.

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“…4–6 9 10 12 We report on the views of 180 preregistration house officers, 45 general practitioner trainers, and 105 consultant trainers (table). 3 4 6 22 25…”
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“…4–6 9 10 12 We report on the views of 180 preregistration house officers, 45 general practitioner trainers, and 105 consultant trainers (table). 3 4 6 22 25…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…General practitioner trainers were generally positive about the experience, 3 6 9 13 14 25 with several commenting on the benefits for hospital doctors. 3 5 9…”
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“…In a study exploring the experiences of GPs involved in pilot pre-registration rotations in general practice for house officers, increased remuneration was mentioned as a key factor for the future viability of the scheme [10]. The Scottish Executive Health Department has recently made available funding to allow community pharmacists to set up or continue to run SP clinics [11].…”
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confidence: 99%