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Streamlining the training pipeline

Melita Cirillo

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Abstract

Following on from the tsunami of medical graduates in 2009, there have been an ever increasing number of junior doctors trying to negotiate the pathway from pre-vocational to vocational training. This has put significant pressure on the training systems and led to calls for a national training pipeline.

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Following on from the tsunami of medical graduates in 2009, there have been an ever increasing number of junior doctors trying to negotiate the pathway from pre-vocational to vocational training. This has put significant pressure on the training systems and led to calls for a national training pipeline.

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Following on from the tsunami of medical graduates in 2009, there have been an ever increasing number of junior doctors trying to negotiate the pathway from pre-vocational to vocational training. This has put significant pressure on the training systems and led to calls for a national training pipeline.

Key concepts: Vocational education, Pipeline (software), Training (meteorology), Project commissioning, Negotiation, Medical education, Publishing, Engineering

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