Flexible training
Medical Workforce - Junior doctors - flexible training
The issue of flexible training and the BMA's recommendations to improve the situationNew arrangements for flexible training.
New principles and pay arrangements for junior doctors who are training less than full time.Flexible training - a new beginning
This report from the Flexible Training Forum held on Monday 14 March 2005, includes a consensus statement.Flexible training working party, July 2003
Flexible training for doctors has been available for over 20 years in one form or another, and has existed in its current form for 10. A number of concerns and issues have become more prominent, and this led to the British Medical Association (BMA) holding the first forum on flexible training in May 1999. This event, which has now become an annual occurrence, is attended by junior doctors currently training flexibly or with an interest in flexible training, under the auspices of the BMA and with formal links to the junior doctors committee (JDC).Report of the Flexible Training Forum 2004
Report of the Junior Doctors Committee flexible training forum held in February 2004 which discusses issues surrounding flexible training such as study leave, the European working time directive and competency based assessment