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An evaluation of the clinical skills and experience within an orthopaedic Integrated Clinical Assessment and Treatment Service

Simon Feist-Wilson and Neil Heron
BJGP Open 2018; 1 (4): bjgpopen17X101217. DOI: https://doi.org/10.3399/bjgpopen17X101217
Simon Feist-Wilson
1 Medical Student, Department of General Practice and Primary Care and Centre for Public Health Research, Queen’s University, , Northern Ireland
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2 NIHR Clinical PhD Fellow in GP and Sport and Exercise Medicine, Department of General Practice and Primary Care and Centre for Public Health Research, Queen's University, , Northern Ireland
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    Table 1 Summary of responder characteristics
    CharacteristicsResponders, n
    Sex
    Male6
    Female0
    Age, years
    31–351
    36–401
    41–453
    46–500
    51–551
    Qualifications
    MRCGP6
    FFSEM3
    MFSEM2
    Dip SEM5
    Masters in a relevant area1
    Orthopaedic/MSK Diploma3
    Years as a GP
    <51
    5–101
    11–152
    16–201
    ≥211
    Years in ICATS
    ≤52
    6–104
    • Dip SEM = Diploma in Sport and Exercise Medicine. FFSEM = Fellowship of the Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine. ICATS = Integrated Clinical Assessment and Treatment Services. MFSEM = Membership of the Faculty of Sport and Exercise Medicine. MRCGP = Membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners. MSK = musculoskeletal. SEM = Sport and Exercise Medicine.

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