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Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians and JRCPTB Shape of Training

Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians and JRCPTB Shape of Training. The vision is:. Consultant Physician in (specialty) and Internal Medicine. The vision is not:. Specialist in General Internal Medicine (potentially unsafe, and unpopular with work pressure and gaps).

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Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians and JRCPTB Shape of Training

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  1. Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians and JRCPTBShape of Training

  2. The vision is: Consultant Physician in (specialty) and Internal Medicine The vision is not: Specialist in General Internal Medicine (potentially unsafe, and unpopular with work pressure and gaps)

  3. Time for Training cannot be shorter • Internal medicine is complex, high pressure and requires high quality training. • Will take 4 years for Internal Medicine. • MRCP remains essential • To include acute take competences and on-going service thereafter • Will require review of current CMT & Registrar roles • Specialist competence takes at least 3 years

  4. Possible delivery model for a 7 year program • CMT becomes Internal Medicine • 4 years of internal medicine • 3 years before speciality selection • 6 x 6 month posts. • 3rd year ‘junior registrar’ role • 4 years speciality training to include the 4th year of internal medicine. • with contribution to acute take

  5. Credentialing must be • post CST • workforce planned/funded/speciality approved and assessed • delivered well, due to complexity of many potential credentials • centrally resourced • never left to the vagaries of the market/employers • Organised with good governance and equality of standards

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