BMJ 1995;311:514 (19 August)
Letters
Only a third of adverts for vocational trainees result in an appointment
EDITOR,--There has been much in the medical press lately concerning the falling popularity of vocational training for general practice. The practice in which I work advertised in the issue of the BMJ published on 4 February for a trainee to start in August. There was little interest, so six weeks after the advertisement appeared I wrote to all the other practices that had advertised in that issue to determine their experiences.
I sent out a letter with a questionnaire printed on the reverse, and I enclosed a stamped addressed envelope to encourage replies. Practices were asked the number of inquiries that had resulted from the advertisement, the number of applications that had resulted from the advertisement, whether a trainee had been appointed, and if applicable, whether the appointment had been a result of the advertisement. Comments were also invited. Practices that were in the process of appointing someone were contacted . . . [Full text of this article]

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