Take medical training out of hospitals - NHS chief
The NHS will today challenge the power of the big London teaching hospitals by ordering a radical overhaul of medical education. Ruth Carnall, chief executive of NHS London, wants doctors to spend much of their training in neighbourhood polyclinics, learning how to treat patients closer to home, instead of in large institutions. She told the Guardian it was no longer acceptable for 90% of medical education to be based in hospitals. NHS London will use its £1.1bn training budget to push through the change. In its workforce planning strategy, it will also reveal plans to recruit 4,000 extra staff.
John Carvel
Take medical training out of hospitals - NHS chiefThe NHS will today challenge the power of the big London teaching hospitals by ordering a radical overhaul of medical education. Ruth Carnall, chief executive of NHS London, wants doctors to spend much of their training in neighbourhood polyclinics, learning how to treat patients closer to home, instead of in large institutions. She told the Guardian it was no longer acceptable for 90% of medical education to be based in hospitals. NHS London will use its £1.1bn training budget to push through the change. In its workforce planning strategy, it will also reveal plans to recruit 4,000 extra staff. John Carvel
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