Supervision: What the foundation year doctor needs to know
Abdel-Maksoud, Mohamed B.
Abdel-Maksoud, Mohamed B.
Abstract
The foundation programme, introduced in the UK in August 2005, is a 2-year training programme that equips the medical graduate with all necessary clinical and professional skills required of a doctor in the NHS. Thus, on completion of foundation year training, a doctor will be ready to enter a speciality training programme. Self-directed learning is a key feature of the programme, but this process is facilitated and the foundation doctor is closely supported by the educational and clinical supervisors (Figure 1) through regular supervision.
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2009
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George, S., Abdel-Maksoud, M. B. & Merali, S. (2009). Supervision: What the foundation year doctor needs to know. British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 70 (2), pp.M23-M25.