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Senior house officer grade needs reform, says report

Rhona MacDonald

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The senior house officer grade for junior doctors in the United Kingdom should be reformed so that all senior house officers pass through basic specialist training programmes that are managed, are of limited duration, and have clearly defined end points, according to a report published by Liam Donaldson, chief medical officer for England. …

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The senior house officer grade for junior doctors in the United Kingdom should be reformed so that all senior house officers pass through basic specialist training programmes that are managed, are of limited duration, and have clearly defined end points, according to a report published by Liam Donaldson, chief medical officer for England. …

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The senior house officer grade for junior doctors in the United Kingdom should be reformed so that all senior house officers pass through basic specialist training programmes that are managed, are of limited duration, and have clearly defined end points, according to a report published by Liam Donaldson, chief medical officer for England. …

Key concepts: Officer, House officer, Senior house officer, Management, Medicine, Family medicine, Psychology, Political science

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