This may have significant impact on postgraduate GP training…

So – thinking about how many ST1s in 2024 (50%) have a non-UK PMQ – and that the 10 year health plan for England states “an ambition to reduce the proportion of non-UK doctors in training and prioritise postgraduate training opportunities for UK graduates” –

And – 79% of UK graduates that applied for postgraduate training received an offer; compared to only 23% of non-UK graduates (see Figure 9).

In postgraduate training, general practice had the largest increase in non-UK primary medical qualification (PMQ) doctors in training, with the 2024 cohort of ST1 doctors in training being 50% non-UK PMQ and 50% UK PMQ (see Figure 10).

This is a news item about our visiting student on ITV Central news, timestamp 12:53

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I feel we have an ethical responsibility, as healthcare professionals and global citizens, to support these medical students.

This project is so important. Medical students’ learning in Gaza has been disrupted. The population has increased health needs, but the healthcare infrastructure has been damaged. If we support these medical students, they can complete their learning here, and go back and serve their population.

We plan to scale up production quickly across all of our field kitchens, working towards our goal of 1 million meals per day in Gaza. The meals from Hayat Kitchen will help meet some of the growing need in Khan Younis, where thousands of displaced families are sheltering. #ChefsForGaza (2/2)