Career intentions and perceptions of general practice on entry to medical school: baseline findings of a longitudinal survey at three UK universities

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RT @BJGPOpen: Fewer medical graduates from @UniofOxford & @Cambridge_Uni intend to become GPs compared with other UK medical graduates. @D…

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University of Cambridge medical students had lower intention to become a GP at start of medical school Possible explanation: they placed higher importance on research/academic opportunities, and perceived that GP careers lack these opportunities See @DrD

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RT @realdocmartin: We need more GPs. The GP clinical curriculum is fabulous (no really, it is) so....why do we produce fewer graduates who…

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RT @realdocmartin: We need more GPs. The GP clinical curriculum is fabulous (no really, it is) so....why do we produce fewer graduates who…

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