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Flexible (part-time) preregistration house officer training: review of Thames and London deanery experiences

T. J. Peters, Anita Houghton

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Flexible training has been in greatest demand at the specialist registrar grade, and to a lesser extent in the senior house officer grade. This article describes the experiences of a much smaller group, flexible preregistration house officers.

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Flexible training has been in greatest demand at the specialist registrar grade, and to a lesser extent in the senior house officer grade. This article describes the experiences of a much smaller group, flexible preregistration house officers.

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Flexible training has been in greatest demand at the specialist registrar grade, and to a lesser extent in the senior house officer grade. This article describes the experiences of a much smaller group, flexible preregistration house officers.

Key concepts: Senior house officer, House officer, Medicine, Officer, Specialist registrar, Medical education, Training (meteorology), House staff

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