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Selecting general practice specialty trainees: where next?

Bill Irish and Fiona Patterson
British Journal of General Practice 2010; 60 (580): 849-852. DOI: https://doi.org/10.3399/bjgp10X538958
Bill Irish
Severn Deanery, Bristol
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Psychology Department, City University, London
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    UK national recruitment process for GP specialty training; applicant numbers at each stage are shown for round 1 (2009).

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Keywords

  • family practice
  • job analysis
  • medical residency
  • personnel selection
  • postgraduate selection

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