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- G Johnson, R Brown, and M Howell.
- Accident and Emergency Department, Derriford Hospital, Plymouth, UK.
- J Accid Emerg Med. 1997 Mar 1; 14 (2): 104-6.
ObjectiveTo assess the quality of accident and emergency (A&E) medicine higher specialist training as perceived by current trainees and those who have recently completed training.MethodsPostal questionnaires to three groups of A&E specialists either currently in training or having recently completed training.ResultsLevels of satisfaction were generally high. Previously identified deficiencies in management training remained and the implementation of guidelines regarding formative assessment and time for study and research was inconsistent.ConclusionsWhile clinical training is largely satisfactory, areas where higher specialist training could be improved have been identified. Continued development is necessary to meet the challenges of the new specialist registrar grade and opportunities and threats to training in the future are proposed and discussed.
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