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GP training in out-of-hours care: implications for the future workforce

Gail HaywardAcademic Clinical Fellow, University of OxfordCorrespondence[email protected]
, MA (Oxon) MSc DPhil MBBChir MRCP MRCGP,
Jessica DrinkwaterNIHR In-practice Fellow, University of Leeds
, MRes MBChB BSc MRCGP,
Magdy El-GoharyNIHR In-practice Fellow, University of Southampton
, BSc BM DRCOG MRCGP MRes,
Hana BurgessNIHR In-practice Fellow, University of Southampton
, BM BSc MRCGP PGCert &
Carl HeneghanProfessor of Evidence Based Medicine, University of Oxford
, BM BCH MA MRCGP DPhil
Pages 95-101 | Accepted 01 Dec 2014, Published online: 07 Oct 2015
 
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