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Mohamed El Tahir1, Abdelghani Elsheikh2, Abdelrahman Abodoum3
1Consultant Psychiatrist, Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board, Swansea, UK; email mohamed.el-tahir@wales.nhs.uk.
Abstract:
Development of an undergraduate psychiatric teaching programme and curriculum is a challenge in the current atmosphere of increasing knowledge and vast literature. However, the curriculum remains the cornerstone for future doctors' development and career. Doctors need to have the abilities to recognise, assess and manage common psychiatric conditions presenting at different levels of health services. This paper aims to look at the current status of psychiatric teaching and evaluate the curricula through interviews with teaching staff, to make appropriate recommendations for the future. Teaching staff and psychiatrists involved in undergraduate teaching were interviewed using a data collection format.
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