Hospital doctors' work

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Caron Grainger,
Eleanor Harries

Senior registrar in public health medicine Research fellow Department of Public Health and Epidemiology, Medical School, University of Birmingham, Birmingham B15 2TT

EDITOR,—Peter Jackson emphasises that doctors should be well supported by managers, who must share responsibility for patient care and medical training.1 Results of a survey which we conducted on British trained preregistration house officers in West Midlands in 1993 lend further weight to Jackson's comments. Of 196 respondents (an 84% response rate) only 36% of preregistration house officers reported thatthey felt supported by managers. Before a universal move to …