Volume 186, Issue 7 Supplement | The Medical Journal of Australia

Australian Curriculum Framework for Junior Doctors

Confederation of Postgraduate Medical Education Councils

Medical Council of New Zealand
Postgraduate Medical Council of Victoria
Postgraduate Medical Institute of Tasmania
Northern Territory Postgraduate Medical Council
Postgraduate Medical Council of South Australia
Postgraduate Medical Council of Western Australia
Postgraduate Medical Education Council of Queensland
New South Wales Institute of Medical Education and Training

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Prevocational medical education at the coalface: report from the 2006 national junior medical officer and director of clinical training/registrar forums

Michael J R Edmonds and David S Everett

Med J Aust 2007; 186 (7 Suppl): S20 Open Access

Equipping our front-line managers: a national program for the professional development of registrars

Andrew A Block, Jagdishwar Singh, Anne M Kanaris and Barry P McGrath

Med J Aust 2007; 186 (7 Suppl): S22 Open Access

An urgent challenge: new training opportunities for junior medical officers

Brendan J Crotty and Terry Brown

Med J Aust 2007; 186 (7 Suppl): S25 Open Access

Community and general practice terms for prevocational junior medical officers: experience and development in South Australia and Western Australia

Karen Grace and Colleen J Bradford

Med J Aust 2007; 186 (7 Suppl): S28 Open Access

Volume 186 Issue 7 Supplement

Australian Curriculum Framework for Junior Doctors

Confederation of Postgraduate Medical Education Councils

The 11th National Prevocational Medical Education Forum

Preparing interns for practice in the 21st century

Changing postgraduate medical education: a commentary from the United Kingdom

Australian Curriculum Framework for Junior Doctors

Prevocational medical education at the coalface: report from the 2006 national junior medical officer and director of clinical training/registrar forums

Equipping our front-line managers: a national program for the professional development of registrars

An urgent challenge: new training opportunities for junior medical officers

Community and general practice terms for prevocational junior medical officers: experience and development in South Australia and Western Australia

Principles-based accreditation: the way forward?

The new curriculum framework and assessment practices: current challenges for postgraduate years 1 and 2

What do junior doctors want in start-of-term orientation?