National Training Survey 2013: Concerns about Patient Safety.

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National Training Survey 2013: Concerns about Patient Safety.

January 8, 2014

London, UK: General Medical Council; November 2013.

This publication analyzes patient safety concerns reported by physicians in training in the United Kingdom.

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