2003 - Junior doctors
Monitoring of junior doctors’ hours of work, May 2003
This report examines the working patterns of junior doctors and their perceptions and experiences of the monitoring process.Monitoring of junior doctors’ hours - a case study perspective
In-depth interviews were carried out with a small sample of hospital trusts across England to get a critical appraisal of the New Deal monitoring process and assess the methods used. Key issues covered included mechanisms and methods of monitoring and the effectiveness of the monitoring process. Recommendations include need for transparency, communication and flexibility.Time is running out - the rush to reband training posts explained, May 2003
This guide contains everything you need to work out which band your post should be in, how your post can (and cannot) be rebanded and what to do if it goes wrong. It also contains the rules and regulations covering your working time.JDC annual report 2003
Annual report of the Junior Doctors Committee, 2003 Read the report in plain text or download as a pdf Chairman’s message Welcome to the annual report of the Junior Doctors Committee This year hasJunior Doctors Committee focus group, 19 May 2003, Bristol
Details of the focus group meeting where the junior doctors committee want to hear your views about how the BMA communicates with andabout junior doctors.Juniors conference 2003 - agenda
Junior doctors conference 2003 agenda Friday 6 June 2003 Download the agenda as a pdf (197 kbytes) Part I — Procedural and formal matters 10:00 Return of representatives 1. Motion by the ChairperJuniors conference 2003 - chairman's message
Junior doctors conference 2003 A message from the conference chairman 31 March 2003 Welcome to the Junior Doctors Conference 2003, an opportunity for all doctors in training to have their say on matt