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Some specialties have increased their reliance on doctors from overseas, a report by the General Medical Council has said. However, it warned that the UK risks becoming a less attractive… Click to show full abstract
Some specialties have increased their reliance on doctors from overseas, a report by the General Medical Council has said. However, it warned that the UK risks becoming a less attractive place for overseas doctors to work, with 6000 fewer non-UK graduates on its register in 2017 compared with six years ago. These were two of four warning signs that stood out in 2017, said the GMC in its State of Medical Education and Practice report, published on 19 December.1 The report said that emergency medicine, general medicine, and paediatrics had all seen increases of more than 20% in the number of non-UK qualified doctors working in the specialty between 2012 and 2017. These increases were mainly …
Journal Title: British Medical Journal
Year Published: 2017
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