To the Editor: McGrath and colleagues raise important questions about medical training in Australia.1 Their solutions take an admirable overall approach to policy, but fail to fully acknowledge the current reality of training and service delivery in the health sector. The Productivity Commission is certainly taking a broad approach to these matters,2 but I wonder if more lateral thinking and a reference to the past might help provide a solution?
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