1. Provision of medical student teaching in UK general practices: a cross-sectional questionnaire study
by Alex Harding, Joe Rosenthal, Marwa Al-Seaidy, Denis Pereira Gray, and Robert K McKinley
BJGP
Volume 65(635):e409-e417
May 25, 2015
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2. Mean percentage of total clinical curriculum delivered in general practice, 1968–2013.15–19.
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3. Historical and current mean number of 3
Historical and current mean number of 3.5-hour sessions of teaching per medical student delivered in UK medical schools.15–18.
Historical and current mean number of 3.5-hour sessions of teaching per medical student delivered in UK medical schools.15–18
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4. Historical and current numbers of general practices involved in teaching with UK medical schools.17,18.
Historical and current numbers of general practices involved in teaching with UK medical schools.17,18
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5. Number of integrated university departments of general practice.14–18.
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6. Total months of vocational training in general practice, 1995–2010.
Total months of vocational training in general practice, 1995–2010. Number of GP registrars multiplied by the duration of training. Source: Health and Social Care Information Centre.21
Alex Harding et al. Br J Gen Pract 2015;65:e409-e417
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