Women trainee surgeons less likely to win awards
Findings reflect 'unconscious bias' against female surgeons that requires action, author says.
Tag: Registrars
‘There is no clinical diversity’: COVID-19 hits GP registrar training
GP registrars are worried about their job security and their exposure to diverse clinical cases during the pandemic.
National ‘entitlement fund’ needed to halt collapse in GP training numbers, says RACGP
The college says a national scheme is needed to put GP registrars' entitlements on a level footing with other specialists in training.
GP training has been turned upside down, here’s how we need help
The landscape of GP registrar training is going through its own upheavals, due to the COVID-19 outbreak. Fellowship exams are on hold for at least…
GP registrars face six-month wait for exams as COVID-19 outbreak hits training
But training requirements for registrars will be more flexible and lenient.
Govt launches review of GP supervisor funding
Supervisors have long claimed that taking on registrars is a loss-maker.
Junior doctor training doesn’t suffer with fewer hours
There is no difference in patient outcomes when hours are capped at 80 a week, US research finds.
Female med school candidates outshine men after Japanese rigging abolished
Meanwhile, 13 women have filed a suit against the accused university.
ANALYSIS: What good is healthcare with no GPs?
We should all be concerned by the lack of junior doctors opting for general practice.
Eight months on: ‘broken’ surgical registrar speaks out on the fallout since resigning
And what it's like having everyone tell you what to do with your life.
