l to r: Calum Murray, Medical Illustrator; Prof. Chris Isles, Consultant Physician; Jennie Pawson, Regional FP & ST Administrator; Anne-Marie Coxon, Education Centre & Library Services Manager; Audrey Marshall, User Support Librarian; Stuart Japp, Medical Education Co-ordinator and Dr Pete Armstrong, Foundation Programme Director/ED Consultant Its official...NHS Dumfries and Galloway officially ranks in the UK top ten hospitals when it comes to training doctors. A recent survey by the General Medical Council recognises the quality and supportive rotations that are provided locally. Particular recognition goes to F2 training provision, and for the 2014 GMC quality indicators which rated Dumfries and Galloway 4th out of all UK boards for overall satisfaction and 5th for F2 Supportive Environment. Peter Armstrong, Consultant in Emergency Medicine and Foundation Programme Director, is a significant achievement and a reflection of work and says: “This everyone’s hard commitment to training here at NHS Dumfries and Galloway. Education Department and everybody who interact with doctors in “Clinicians, supervisors, training should take a well-earned pat on the back for this result.” is clear that we are making a real difference locally and helping mould the future generation “It of doctors.” to all involved with “I extend my gratitude foundation trainees.” Anne-Marie Coxon, Education Centre Manager, says: is great to see that the hard work “"It put in by everyone involved in medical training has been recognised.” team strive to provide high quality medical education, delivered in a supportive and “The friendly environment and I am delighted that this has been reflected in the national survey.” hope that results such as these encourage more doctors to consider coming to work with us “I in Dumfries & Galloway."
l to r: Calum Murray, Medical Illustrator; Prof. Chris Isles, Consultant Physician; Jennie Pawson, Regional FP & ST Administrator; Anne-Marie Coxon, Education Centre & Library Services Manager; Audrey Marshall, User Support Librarian; Stuart Japp, Medical Education Co-ordinator and Dr Pete Armstrong, Foundation Programme Director/ED Consultant Its official...NHS Dumfries and Galloway officially ranks in the UK top ten hospitals when it comes to training doctors. A recent survey by the General Medical Council recognises the quality and supportive rotations that are provided locally. Particular recognition goes to F2 training provision, and for the 2014 GMC quality indicators which rated Dumfries and Galloway 4th out of all UK boards for overall satisfaction and 5th for F2 Supportive Environment. Peter Armstrong, Consultant in Emergency Medicine and Foundation Programme Director, says: “This is a significant achievement and a reflection of everyone’s hard work and commitment to training here at NHS Dumfries and Galloway. “Clinicians, supervisors, Education Department and everybody who interact with doctors in training should take a well-earned pat on the back for this result.” “It is clear that we are making a real difference locally and helping mould the future generation of doctors.” “I extend my gratitude to all involved with foundation trainees.” Anne-Marie Coxon, Education Centre Manager, says: “"It is great to see that the hard work put in by everyone involved in medical training has been recognised.” “The team strive to provide high quality medical education, delivered in a supportive and friendly environment and I am delighted that this has been reflected in the national survey.” “I hope that results such as these encourage more doctors to consider coming to work with us in Dumfries & Galloway."
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