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- Fig 1.
The intersection between patient, trainee and service needs, and the impact of these on the type of health service delivered. Although patient needs are paramount, a service that caters only to these is not sustainable in the long term. Similarly, a service that invests in training but not overall development will be limited. An advanced and optimally functioning health service will cater to higher–level organisational needs with a view to developing and further improving the service. This necessitates fulfilling the needs of patients, doctors and the wider community.
- Fig 2.
A – Current postgraduate physician training pathway16 and B – Shape of Training postgraduate physician training pathway (adapted from the Shape of Training review2). ACF = academic clinical fellow; ACCS = acute common care stem; CMT = core medical training; CPD = continuous professional development; GIM = general internal medicine; MRCP(UK) = full membership of the Royal Colleges of Physicians; OOPE = out of programme for experience; OOPT = out of programme for training.
- Fig 3.
The five themes identified in the Shape of Training review contrasted with the training goals of the future physician.
- Fig 4.
Future physician proposals and goals mapped to the four General Medical Council (GMC) ‘duties of a doctor’ domains.
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