Palliative Care – a useful speciality skill for trainees in Acute Medicine

Palliative Care – a useful speciality skill for trainees in Acute Medicine

I gained a run through number in ACCS (AIM and GIM) in 2007 when Acute Medicine, both as a training programme and a stand alone medical specialty, was in its infancy. As the programme has evolved and developed it has become a curriculum requirement for trainees to attain an acknowledged specialist skill. [download-attachments container="div" style="list" dipslay_icon="1" display_count="1" display__size="0"]

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Palliative Care – a useful speciality skill for trainees in Acute Medicine

9th March 2016
PMID: 25354420
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Judith Virjee MBBS M.Sc. MRCP ST6 in Acute Medicine, Tunbridge Wells Hospital UK

Palliative Care – a useful speciality skill for trainees in Acute Medicine

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Virjee J. Palliative care - a useful speciality skill for trainees in Acute Medicine. Acute Med. 2014;13(3):143-4. PMID: 25354420.

Palliative Care – a useful speciality skill for trainees in Acute Medicine

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