Cc. Thomas et Db. Shackleton, A SURVEY OF TRAINEES AND RECENTLY ACCREDITED SPECIALISTS IN OCCUPATIONAL-MEDICINE IN THE UNITED-KINGDOM, Occupational medicine, 44(1), 1994, pp. 41-46
Information from a study group of doctors training or recently trained
in occupational medicine was gathered using a self-administered quest
ionnaire mailed to each subject's registered address. Of the 224 indiv
iduals identified from scrutiny of records held by the Faculty of Occu
pational Medicine, replies were received from 181 (81 per cent). Recru
itment occurs in broadly equal proportions from general practice, gene
ral practice trainees, the hospital sector and the forces, with a wide
diversity of experience among trainees. On average, trainees experien
ce at least two industrial sectors during their training. There were d
isappointingly small numbers in part-time training.