Volume 13 Number 2 contents
LEADING ARTICLES
The challenge of doing things differently: one new medical
school's vision of primary care education
Amanda Howe and Christopher Hand
Learners and funders: incorporating principles from
educational guidance into the evaluation of advisory support
for practitioners interested in research
Hilarie Bateman and Ann-Louise Kinmouth
ARTICLES
Practice professional development plans - a review of a
deanery pilot
George Taylor and Tim van Zwanenberg
An assessment of the GP Retainer Scheme
Anne Hastie
General practitioners' experiences of teaching a community
course to undergraduate medical students: a qualitative study
Shona Lammie, Edwin van Teijlingen, Hazel Sinclair, Blair
Smith, Fiona French and Ross Taylor
Evaluation of the Mid-Wessex Day Release Course
Samantha Scallan, Andy Hall, Richard Styles, Carol Linnard and
Steve Hill-Cousins
Facilitated self-reflection as an introduction to peer
appraisal for general practitioners
Claire Cox
A pilot study of the introduction of personal development
plans in Northern Ireland - practical experiences and
implications for revalidation
Terry Bradley and Agnes McKnight
Incorporating teaching into vocational training:
reflections of a teaching fellow
Maria Markides and Trevor Gibbs
TEACHING EXCHANGE
The plays: a teaching session for GP registrars on the York
and Coast VTS
Jonathan Lloyd
Teaching medical students how to relate to patients
Amy Blue, Clive Brock and Alan Johnson
Joint surgeries: updating an old idea
Petre Jones
ROUND UP
Primary care education is alive and well throughout the
UK. Computers in Sheffield, new trainers in the West
Midlands and health visitors nationwide are included.
Things are different in Russia....
JOURNAL WATCH
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
TATE ON TRAINING
Peter Tate wonders whether endpoint assessment is better for training than many
trainers seem to think
MEDICINE AND LITERATURE
What drives Captain Ahab to seek vengeance on the white
whale? Bring your seaboots and your sou'wester: we are
off for a cruise on the Pequod in search of Moby Dick.
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