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Jeremy Brown1, Jennifer Kirton, Nigel Shaw
1Edge Hill University, Ormskirk, UK.
Abstract:
This article outlines the results of a study which used an online survey to explore the career intentions of staff grade and associate specialist doctors in one region and their training needs to inform those managing the continued professional development of staff grade and associate specialist doctors.
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