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A training programme for refugee doctors
Hospital Medicine, 2002Apart from the difficulties of being refugees in a foreign land, refugee doctors face complex difficulties in re-entering their medical career in the UK. All must pass the International English Language Testing System with high scores as specified by the General Medical Council, and the vast majority must pass the Professional and Linguist Assessments ...
Sheila, Cheeroth, Lucy, Ambrose
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Foundation Programme doctors as teachers
The Clinical Teacher, 2011Summary Background: Teaching is a core competency outlined in the Foundation Programme curriculum in the UK. This article reports data from a larger postal questionnaire study asking general practitioner (GP) trainers and GP programme directors in the Yorkshire & Humber Deanery whether ...
Catie, Nagel +3 more
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Doctoral Study Programmes in Europe
Fresenius' Journal of Analytical Chemistry, 1997For a long time, obtaining a PhD in Belgium and in a number of other European countries was based on the philosophy of ‘learning-by-doing’ under the exclusive supervision of a promoter. The completion of the PhD dissertation usually led to a research or staff position.
Eric Mathieu, F. Adams
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Programmes to support international medical graduate doctors
BMJ, 2014We welcome the growing debate on support for international medical graduate (IMG) doctors in the NHS. Adaptations to the existing testing system may be necessary, as Peile points out, but the invaluable contribution of IMG doctors to NHS patient care must not be forgotten.1 Differences at point of entry to the NHS need to be dealt with by targeted ...
Naureen, Bhatti +2 more
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Navigating the Doctoral Programme
The journey towards a doctoral degree, the highest academic degree, is challenging. It is a journey full of emotions and experiences that provides a feeling of achievement and fulfilment. The doctoral research process is sometimes overwhelming, and scholars are lost in the wilderness of the activities.N. Elangovan, Sridevi Nair
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The Evolution of Doctoral Research Programmes: The Italian Case of the Doctorate in Labour Relations
International Journal of Comparative Labour Law and Industrial Relations, 2012This paper provides an overview of recent trends in doctoral research programmes, with a particular focus on the Ph.D. programme in labour relations at the Marco Biagi Foundation at the University of Modena and Reggio Emilia. In the Italian context, in spite of a steady increase in the number of Universities, faculties and students, state funding has ...
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Doctors' experiences with a quality assurance programme
Clinical Governance: An International Journal, 2012PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to explore doctors' experiences with participation in a quality assurance programme for gastrointestinal endoscopy (Gastronet).Design/methodology/approachAn explorative and qualitative approach was used, and data were generated through semi‐structured interviews with eight doctors (endoscopists) in Norway.FindingsThe
Birgitte Seip, Jan C. Frich, Geir Hoff
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Support doctors who lead change programmes
BMJ, 2015Everyone agrees that the NHS needs “transformational change” and more “clinical leadership.” Yet to many doctors the processes that purport to support and approve major change consist of a mountain of bureaucracy focused on political risk avoidance. Continually saying, “Yes, we will support this if you can only produce this further proof,” creates more
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