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How do junior doctors spend their time in an Acute Medical Unit?

Eirini V Kasfiki, Mamoon Yusaf, Jivendra Gosai, Makani Purva, Hull and East Yorkshire NHS Trusts, Anlaby Road, Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire

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In the UK, postgraduate training for doctors has undergone significant changes over the past decade general practice, etc. During this period, hospital admission rates and bed occupancy have also increased.

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In the UK, postgraduate training for doctors has undergone significant changes over the past decade general practice, etc. During this period, hospital admission rates and bed occupancy have also increased.

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In the UK, postgraduate training for doctors has undergone significant changes over the past decade general practice, etc. During this period, hospital admission rates and bed occupancy have also increased.

Key concepts: Medical unit, Unit (ring theory), Medicine, Medical practice, Medical emergency, Emergency medicine, Family medicine, Psychology

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