论文信息 - The effect of an extended hospital induction on perceived confidence and assessed clinical skills of newly qualified pre‐registration house officers

The effect of an extended hospital induction on perceived confidence and assessed clinical skills of newly qualified pre‐registration house officers

Background Recent studies raise concerns over the preparedness of newly qualified doctors for the role of the pre‐registration house officer (PRHO). This study aimed to assess self‐perception of preparedness, objective assessment of core clinical skills and the effect of an extended clinical induction programme prior to commencing full duties.

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