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So much more than a necessary evil? Lessons from a study following the implementation of recognition of trainers

2018-04-03

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This article was migrated. The article was not marked as recommended. <h4>Background:</h4> The UK General Medical Council (GMC) now requires that trainers in specified roles be "recognised" by evidencing training (General Medical Council, 2012), with wide variation across the UK in implementation. This study aimed to understand the impact on established local educators of this mandatory requirement but also to inv...

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Literature Corpus work: 2adc635f-1119-5702-9ee6-b7a645f9f82d
DOI: 10.15694/mep.2018.0000073.1

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