Undergraduate medical education
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EDITOR, - Stella Lowry1 has commented on the General Medical Council's draft revised recommendations on undergraduate medical education.2 These do not depart much from the council's consultative document,3 which stimulated King's College School of Medicine and Dentistry to review its curriculum. To inform the process it sought views on the proposed changes from some of its recent graduates, surveying 478 who had qualified from King's between 1985-6 and 1989-90. Altogether 371 graduates (78%) returned completed questionnaires. The respondents felt strongly about most issues (table). View this table: Graduates' views on …
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Students, Medical, Attitude of Health Personnel, Teaching, United Kingdom, Humans, Learning, Curriculum, Education, Medical, Undergraduate
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