The pre-registration year 1983-1988

Biggs, J. S. G.

doi:10.1111/j.1365-2923.1989.tb01579.x

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“…Preregistration house officers have expressed dissatisfaction with the level of supervision, teaching, and feedback they receive from their consultant supervisors, and widespread anxieties exist about the educational value of this year 1 2 3. A survey of Yorkshire consultants revealed that few assessed the effectiveness of their teaching, and feedback offered to house officers was rudimentary 4.…”

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Association of use of a log book and experience as a preregistration house officer: interview survey

Paice

Moss

West

et al. 1997

BMJ

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Diabetes and hypertension are much more prevalent among Britain's 2.5 million Asian and African-Caribbean population than among the white population and are major contributors to end stage renal failure. Asians and African-Caribbeans have threefold to fourfold higher acceptance rates on to renal replacement therapy than white people, and in some districts they comprise up to half of all patients receiving such treatment. Their greater need for renal replacement treatment is accompanied by difficulties of tissue matching in cross racial transplants and a shortage of donor organs. The aging of ethnic minority populations will increase local need for renal services significantly. Measures to control diabetes, hypertension, and secondary complications in Asian and African-Caribbean communities will contribute both to safeguarding health and to economies in spending on renal services. Education about diabetes and hypertension, modification of behavioural risk factors, early diagnosis, effective glycaemic and blood pressure control, and early referral for signs of renal impairment are essential preventive measures. Primary and community health care professionals have a critical role to play here.

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Association of use of a log book and experience as a preregistration house officer: interview survey

Paice

Moss

West

et al. 1997

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Doctors in the making.

Hunter¹

1991

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Developing medical education

Coles

1993

Postgraduate Medical Journal

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Summary:This article reviews the current state of undergraduate and postgraduate medical education, and suggests changing the educational methods used rather than rearranging the content of courses. A learner centred approach is described, and its applications to postgraduate medical education discussed. Some research and development implications are considered.The present state of undergraduate and postgraduate medical education It has been well established that undergraduate medical education faces a number of problems.! 4

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The pre-registration year 1983-1988

Cited by 3 publications

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Association of use of a log book and experience as a preregistration house officer: interview survey

Association of use of a log book and experience as a preregistration house officer: interview survey

Doctors in the making.

Developing medical education

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