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2020 2021 2022 Total Trainer survey responses 66 118 – 184 Trainer focus group participants 18 – – 18 Trainee survey responses 43 43 19 105 Trainee focus group participants 37 55 39 131 Agreement with statement score Statement Disagree (1, 2),% (n) Neutral (3, 4),% (n) Agree (5, 6),% (n) Mean Mode I have felt supported in my GP placement(s) 2021 5% (2) 10% (4) 85% (34) 5.3 6 2022 0 11% (2) 89% (17) 5.6 6 My GP placement(s) provided me with learning opportunities that are relevant to my future career 2021 5% (2) 0 95% (37) 5.6 6 2022 0 6% (1) 94% (16) 5.6 6 There has been too much focus on service provision in my GP placement(s) 2021 43% (17) 23% (9) 35% (14) 3.5 2 2022 17% (3) 67% (12) 17% (3) 3.6 4 I had difficulties in arranging study leave in my GP placement(s) 2021 70% (26) 24% (9) 5% (2) 2.2 2 2022 83% (15) 11% (2) 6% (1) 1.9 2 For presentation, the 6-point scale has been simplified to a 3-point scale and ‘not applicable’ responses excluded. N/A was included as an option for those responders who may yet to have experienced that type of placement.
Agreement with statement score Statement Disagree (1, 2), % (n) Neutral (3, 4), % (n) Agree (5, 6), % (n) Mean Mode I have felt supported in my hospital placements 2021 3% (1) 18% (7) 80% (32) 4.8 5 2022 5% (1) 32% (6) 63% (12) 4.6 5 My hospital placements provided me with learning opportunities that are relevant to my future career 2021 12% (5) 12% (5) 76% (32) 4.8 5 2022 0 47% (9) 53% (10) 4.6 4 There has been too much focus on service provision in my hospital placements 2021 10% (4) 45% (19) 45% (19) 3.4 4 2022 6% (1) 29% (5) 65% (11) 4.5 5 I had difficulties in arranging study leave in my hospital placements 2021 37% (15) 29% (12) 34% (14) 3.6 2 2022 46% (6) 8% (1) 46% (6) 3.5 4 & 5 For presentation, the 6-point scale has been simplified to a 3-point scale.
- Table 4. Trainee survey responses to statements about feeling prepared to practise as a GP and the impact of the 1+2 model
Agreement with statement score Statement Disagree (1, 2),% (n) Neutral (3, 4),% (n) Agree (5, 6),% (n) Mean Mode I am confident that at the end of my programme I will be prepared to practise as a GP 2020 9% (4) 7% (3) 84% (36) 4.8 5 2021 5% (2) 12% (5) 83% (35) 5.0 5 2022 5% (1) 16% (3) 79% (15) 5.1 6 A reduction in the number of hospital posts will weaken a trainee’s preparedness for practice 2021 45% (19) 38% (16) 17% (7) 2.9 2 2022 53% (10) 32% (6) 16% (3) 2.7 1 & 2 Two years in general practice will improve trainees’ preparedness for practice 2021 0 17% (7) 83% (35) 5.2 6 2022 5% (1) 0 95% (18) 5.3 5 & 6 The benefits of the 1+2 model outweigh the drawbacks 2021 2% (1) 21% (9) 74% (31) 5.1 6 2022 0 0 100% (19) 5.5 5 GP posts are the best place to develop the knowledge and skills needed for a career in general practice 2021 3% (1) 6% (2) 91% (29) 5.4 6 2022 0 5% (1) 95% (18) 5.5 6 For presentation, the 6-point scale has been simplified to a 3-point scale.
2020 2021 Do the benefits of the 1+2 model outweigh the drawbacks? n % n % Yes 49 74.2 70 59.3 No 4 6.1 15 12.7 Undecided 13 19.7 33 28.0 Total 66 118
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