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An intercalated research masters in primary care: A pilot programme
journal contribution
posted on 2023-05-18, 03:40 authored by Creavin, ST, Mallen, CD, Richard HaysRichard HaysAcademic medicine is said by some to be in decline and primary care in particular struggles to recruit to academic general practice posts at all levels. Intercalated degrees are often described as being a stepping-stone to an academic career, yet a Bachelors programme may not teach in-depth research skills and for many medical students a PhD is not a desirable option. This article reports the processes and outcomes of an intercalated research Masters that provided a senior medical student with a credible research qualification based on primary care research.
History
Publication title
Education for Primary CareVolume
21Pagination
208-211ISSN
1473-9879Department/School
Tasmanian School of MedicinePublisher
Radcliffe Publishing Ltd.Place of publication
United KingdomRepository Status
- Restricted