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Research Understanding experiences of progression

The GMC is tendering for a research project to help us identify facilitators of, and barriers to, progression in postgraduate medical education that differentially impact on trainees depending on where they obtained their Primary Medical Qualification (PMQ) and/or their ethnicity. Through qualitative methods, the research will explore whether, in the view of trainees or trainers, the experience of undertaking post-graduate medical training differs depending on where a trainee obtained their Primary Medical Qualific...

Buyer

General Medical Council (GMC)

Value

£75,000

Published

18 Nov 2016

Closes

22 Jul 2015

Procurement details

Source

Contracts Finder

Region

Manchester

Procurement method

Open

Category

Services

Contract starts

19 Oct 2015

Contract ends

17 Mar 2016

CPV classifications

73110000

Research services

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Lot default Research Understanding experiences of progression

£75,000

The GMC is tendering for a research project to help us identify facilitators of, and barriers to, progression in postgraduate medical education that differentially impact on trainees depending on where they obtained their Primary Medical Qualification (PMQ) and/or their ethnicity. Through qualitative methods, the research will explore whether, in the view of...

Delivery: London · United Kingdom, North West · United Kingdom, Northern Ireland · United Kingdom, Scotland · United Kingdom, Wales · United Kingdom, London

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