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Competition for training roles putting ‘immense strain’ on resident doctors

The Royal College of Physicians is calling for a comprehensive review of how doctors and medics are trained.



Competition for training roles is causing significant strain on resident doctors, with the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) advocating for a comprehensive review of the medical training system. The competition ratios for internal medicine training posts have surged, with a 73% increase in 2024. This intense competition is exacerbating the challenges faced by overburdened doctors, particularly in areas of deprivation with higher health needs. The RCP highlights the need for more training places and support for early career doctors, urging the UK Government and NHS to address these issues swiftly to adapt to changing demands.

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