Since the inception of the NHS, international medical graduates (IMGs) have been
recognised as integral to the NHS long-term plan. These diverse groups of doctors make up …

Abstract International Medical Graduates represent a significant part of the UK medical
workforce. Often highly qualified in their home countries, they arrive in the NHS without the …

Background: International medical graduates (IMGs) now comprise a significant part of the
Australian workforce. However, their perspective on strategies to facilitate their effective …

A ustralia, like many other developed countries, depends on international medical graduates
(IMGs) to fill workforce shortages. About one in every three to four members of our medical …

International medical graduates (IMGs) constitute about 23–28% of the medical workforce
providing support and contribution to the UK, Canada, USA and Australia. This review will …

Introduction International medical graduates (IMGs) account for 41% of the UK doctor's
workforce but often work in isolated roles, receive minimal constructive feedback regarding …

Introduction International medical graduates (IMGs) in the UK constitute approximately one-
quarter of the total number of doctors registered in the General Medical Council (GMC). The …

There is little doubt that the NHS would not have been sustainable since its inception had it
not been for the on-going contribution of health professionals from overseas. It is clear also …

Abstract Context International medical graduates (IMGs) are forming an ever‐increasing
proportion of the medical workforce. Much of the discourse around IMGs is about their …

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