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Medical Revalidation: Principles and next steps - The report of the chief medical officer for England's working group (HTML format)
Departments:
- Department of Health
Document type:
Information
Date of publication:
23 July 2008
Summary:
This report sets out the principles and next steps for implementing medical revalidation in the United Kingdom. A new revalidation system is being established, and in future, doctors will be required to demonstrate to the General Medical Council that they are up-to-date and fit to practise medicine. Doctors who take part in revalidation will be granted a license to practise and will be reassessed every five years.Subjects:
- Employment, jobs and careers;
- Health, well-being and care
Regions:
- National
