Burnout among diabetes specialist registrars across the United Kingdom in the post-pandemic era by Adnan Agha, Ansu Basu, Ansu Basu, Ansu Basu, Eram Anwar, Wasim Hanif

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The development of research competence among specialist registrars in South Africa: Challenges and opportunities for research education and capacity development by K Moxley

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Views of junior doctors on the specialist registrar (SpR) training scheme: qualitative study of UK medical graduates. by Evans, J, Goldacre, M, Lambert, T

“… OBJECTIVE: To report junior doctors' views on specialist registrar (SpR) training. DESIGN: In 1999, as part of ongoing studies of doctors' careers, we surveyed all doctors who had qualified from UK medical schools in 1993. …”

The place and purpose of research training for specialist registrars: A view from the Collegiate Trainees' Committee (CTC) of the Royal College of Psychiatrists by Ramchandani, P, Corby, C, Guest, L, Cole-King, A

Clinicians’ perceptions of prescribing antibiotics for infections in the diabetic foot by Debbie Sharman

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Common and Important ocular surface conditions by Jeremy Hoffman, Matthew Burton

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A clinical approach to focal dystonias by Sacha E Gandhi, David G Anderson, EJ Newman

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PRISM-III and SNAPPE-II to Predict Outcome in Neonates undergoing Surgery under General Anaesthesia- A Prospective Cohort Study by Mohit Kumar Tyagi, Garima Daga, Maitree Pandey

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High grade gliomas: Pathogenesis, management and prognosis by Vairavan Narayanan, Krunal Patel, Stephen Price

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Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on child and adolescent mental health services by Hannah Chu-Han Huang, Dennis Ougrin

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Psoriatic Arthritis: A Review by Farrouq Mahmood, Philip Helliwell

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Psychiatric Training in the United Kingdom by Suryanarayana Kakkilaya, Mahadevaprasad Jasti

“…Higher specialist training is at the grade of a specialist registrar and is also for at least three years. …”
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S12.2 Type I interferons and their autoantibodies in the context of systemic lupus erythematosus by D Isenberg, D Duffy, P Peterson, M Menon, C Wincup, K Kisand, L Haljasmägi, H Bradford, M Vanker, V Bondet, C Mauri

Perinatal mental health in Malaysia: understanding the treatment gap and recommendations for the future by Shaeraine Raaj, Vijo Verghese, Myelone Tharmaseelan, Richard Duffy, N. K. S. Tharmaseelan N. K. Sinnadorai

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Open Carpal Tunnel Decompression by Specialist versus Nurse Practitioner by Nimesh Patel, Andy Roberton, Timothy Batten, Cathy Millyard, Paul Birdsall

“…Of 1361 cases of open carpel tunnel decompression under local anaesthesia from 1996 to 2008, 807 were performed by specialists (consultant, specialist registrar, or specialty and associate specialist) and 554 by a nurse practitioner (since May 2006). …”
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Desperately seeking outcomes: quantifying the effectiveness of community mental healthcare using Health of the Nation Outcome Scales by Richard Laugharne, Scott Eaves, Alin Mascas, Kiki Psatha, Gill Dinnis, Jonathan Trower, Rohit Shankar

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Skull metastasis of follicular thyroid carcinoma: a rare case report by Shital Khedkar, Ashish Pokharkar, Sandip Sathe, Bhushan Warpe, Shweta Joshi

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Progression of junior doctors into higher specialist training. by Lambert, T, J Goldacre, M

“…RESULTS: Of 2312 responders, 39% had applied for specialist registrar (SpR) training and 35% for general practice (GP) training. …”

Career destinations and views in 1998 of the doctors who qualified in the United Kingdom in 1993. by Lambert, T, Goldacre, M

“…GPs and hospital specialist doctors expressed concerns about quality of training, lack of careers advice, the shortness of specialist registrar training and availability of consultant posts on completion of training.…”

Views of UK medical graduates about flexible and part-time working in medicine: a qualitative study. by Evans, J, Goldacre, M, Lambert, T

“…Changes in arrangements for flexible training accompanying the implementation of the specialist registrar grade may have begun to alleviate some of the problems, but others, such as negative attitudes towards part-time work, may take time to change.…”