Developing national selection processes for entry into postgraduate specialty training: the case of trauma and orthopedics in the United Kingdom.
Curr Rev Musculoskelet Med
; 7(2): 145-50, 2014 Jun.
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ABSTRACT
A large body of international research has been done investigating best practice selection across many occupational groups, but there is relatively little research on developing selection methodology for entry to postgraduate training. Hitherto, various selection processes have been used, some of which relied heavily on patronage. Developments in Medical Education, including curriculum design, formal work-based place assessment, alongside the introduction of MMC (Modernizing Medical Careers) paved the way for significant change. Trauma and orthopedics in England is the last surgical specialty to adopt National Selection and did so first in 2013. This paper sets out that journey, the implementation of National selection in 2013, what has been learned, and our goals for the future.
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