Letters to the Editor Page 1 Impact of specialist care on clinical outcomes for medical emergencies
Editor – Moore et al (Clin Med May/June 2006 pp 286–93) provide further evidence to support …

Jonathan Osborne, in his open letter to Royal College Presidents1 makes many important
points. However, he misses some of the fundamental reasons about the need for change in …

Group hosted a day conference in March to 'consider the impact of the combination of
multiple illnesses and socioeconomic hardship on patients' lives and to develop strategies …

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We have a medical workforce crisis where we have insufficient trainees, demonstrated by
rota gaps, and in turn nearly half of advertised consultant physician posts cannot be …

Our professionalism is shaped and influenced by the context in which we work. First and
foremost, medical knowledge and skill continue to expand in a geometric progression. So, in …

Modernising Medical Careers (MMC)(Department of Health, 2003) was 2years old in
February 2005. Its marks a new era in UK medicine and sets the context for a programme of …

But if they are also good doctors, their clinical skills will be in increasing demand and
commitment to patients will take up more and more of their time. At the same time budding …

The Future physician report anticipates a fundamental need for strong and informed
leadership in the coming years and believes that doctors are uniquely placed to provide it …

Postgraduate medical education and training is about to be overhauled in a way that will
make the Calman reforms of specialist training seem modest in comparison. August 2005 …