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Welcome to the NHS-Evaluating an International Medical Graduate Induction Programme.

Kwaku Baryeh¹, Syeda Tasfia Tarannum¹, Christina Cotzias¹

¹North West London International Medical Graduate Office, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, West Middlesex University Hospital, Education Centre, Middlesex, UK.

British Journal of Hospital Medicine (London, England : 2005)

|April 23, 2025

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International Medical Graduates (IMGs) in the UK reported improved experiences after a tailored induction program. This initiative helped IMGs feel more confident and better understand the National Health Service (NHS).

Keywords:

employee orientation program peer groups qualitative evaluation regional medical programs

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Medical Education
Healthcare Workforce Studies
International Medical Graduates

Background:

International Medical Graduates (IMGs) are crucial to the UK medical workforce.
IMGs often report poorer experiences in the National Health Service (NHS) compared to UK graduates.
There is a need to enhance early career experiences for IMGs within the NHS.

Purpose of the Study:

To investigate the effectiveness of a structured induction program for IMGs.
To determine if a coordinated induction can improve early experiences of IMGs in the NHS.
To assess the impact of a centralized induction program on IMG integration and confidence.

Main Methods:

Establishment of an International Medical Graduate (IMG) office across London NHS Trusts.
Implementation of a centralized, monthly, week-long induction program for IMGs.
Induction program based on national guidance to orient IMGs to the NHS.

Main Results:

After 8 months, participating IMGs reported feeling welcomed and valued.
IMGs showed increased confidence in their roles within the NHS.
Participants demonstrated a better understanding of the NHS system and its operations.

Conclusions:

Tailored induction programs can significantly improve the initial experiences of IMGs in the NHS.
The findings suggest a positive impact of structured support on IMG integration.
Further research is needed to evaluate the long-term effects of these induction interventions.