Luring the vocationally trained back

doi:10.1136/bmj.311.7005.631c

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Judith M Chapman

National president Medical Women's Federation, London WC1H 9HX

Register of non-principals could help

EDITOR,--I welcome Maureen Baker and colleagues' attempt to study the increasing group of doctors who are vocationally trained in general practice but not currently practising as principals.1 Many members of the Medical Women's Federation find themselves in this position for the reasons mentioned by the authors. We have already discussed with representatives of the General Medical Services Committee the possibility of setting …