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    • Primary Care Training
    • Pediatric Specialty Training

    Background:

    • General Practice Vocational Training Scheme (GP VTS) trainees and Senior House Officers (SHOs) in specialty posts typically undergo separate training programs.
    • Existing specialty teaching programs are often hospital-centric, lacking direct relevance to primary care settings.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To evaluate a joint General Practice/Paediatric training course for GP VTS trainees and paediatric SHOs.
    • To assess the perceived relevance and effectiveness of integrated primary and secondary care teaching.

    Main Methods:

    • A collaborative teaching program was developed and delivered to both GP VTS trainees and paediatric SHOs.
    • Participant feedback and course ratings were collected and analyzed.

    Main Results:

    • The joint GP/paediatric course received high ratings from both trainee groups.
    • GP VTS trainees expressed even greater satisfaction with the integrated course compared to paediatric SHOs.
    • The program demonstrated the value of interdisciplinary learning between primary and secondary care.

    Conclusions:

    • Integrated teaching models combining primary and secondary care are beneficial for medical trainees.
    • Further research should evaluate the relevance and effectiveness of diverse integrated GP/specialty teaching programs for all participants.