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Samuel Shribman1, Sian K Alexander2, Angelika Zarkali3
1Reta Lila Weston Institute of Neurological Studies, UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology, London, UK.
Abstract:
There is no consensus on how to structure and deliver neurology training. The General Medical Council's annual National Training Survey indicates that the quality of UK neurology training is very variable, but does not explain this variation. We used the survey data to identify the four highest and lowest performing sites for neurology training across the UK. We conducted semistructured interviews with groups of local trainees and, separately, local trainers in an exploratory qualitative study, and identified common themes across a range of aspects of neurology training. Here we present our findings, share case studies from top-performing sites and make recommendations on how best to train a neurologist.
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