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Recommendations for an Early Safety Assessment in General Practice Training

2023-02-15

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Assessing the safety of new GP registrars is critical for the safety of patients, the registrar themselves and for their practice. The aim of an Early Safety Assessment (ESA) is to assess safety in independent practice, competency in self-assessment, appropriate help-seeking, knowledge and practice. The aim was to explore what should be included in an ESA, and the acceptability and feasibility of recommendations....

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Literature Corpus work: 8fe985bb-ada3-5d86-930d-8c9625b77856
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-2574843/v1

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