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Medical students: professional values and fitness to practise

We have produced joint guidance with the Medical Schools Council called Medical students: professional values and fitness to practise. This sets out the professional values expected of medical students and guides medical schools on fair and consistent fitness to practise procedures.

Professional values and fitness to practise

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Welcome to medicine 2012

This booklet sets out what is expected of medical students as future doctors and gives some practical advice to help students get the most out of their time at medical school.

Welcome to medicine 2012

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Gateways to the professions – advising medical schools: encouraging disabled students

Revised in 2010, this advisory guidance for medical schools provides practical suggestions to help schools ensure that disabled students do not face unnecessary barriers to successful medical careers.

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Standards and ethics guidance for doctors

Our core guidance is Good Medical Practice, which sets out the principles and values on which good practice is founded. 

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We also publish guidance on issues such as reporting gunshot and knife wounds,raising and acting on concerns about patient safety, and obtaining consent to treatment from children. You can read all our standards and ethics guidance for doctors on the publications page for doctors.

Tomorrow’s Doctors

We set the knowledge, skills and behaviours that medical students should learn at UK medical schools. We also set standards for teaching, learning and assessment. These requirements are set out in Tomorrow's Doctors. The 2009 edition applies from the academic year 2011–12.

Tomorrow's Doctors

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