The state of medical education
and practice in the UK archive
You can read our reports from 2011 – 2022 below.
The state of medical education
Latest reports
2022
The workforce report 2022
Our 2022 Workforce report analyses workforce trends in our medical register to provide a data resource for policymakers and workforce planners. Across all four UK nations, there is an increased focus on the steps needed to ensure health services have the capacity to meet patients’ needs, now and into the future.
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2021
State of medical education and practice in the UK 2021
Our 2021 report looks at how the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and the recovery have affected doctors’ work and training. It provides valuable insights into their thoughts, experiences, and intentions for the future. And it highlights learnings that the UK health services can use to support doctors and patients.
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2020
The state of medical education and practice in the UK 2020
Our 2020 report presents a range of original data, research and case studies that explores doctors' experiences throughout the first peak of the coronavirus (COVID 19) pandemic.
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2019
The state of medical education and practice in the UK 2019
Our 2019 report points to some stark trends, which will change healthcare delivery in the years ahead. It shows that young doctors are pursuing different career paths from their older colleagues. Read our reports below:
The workforce report 2019
This report draws on data from our medical register and findings from a new survey on doctors’ workplace experiences. It sets out recommendations to help inform emerging workforce strategies and people plans across the UK.
2018
The state of medical education and practice in the UK 2018
Our 2018 report sets out some of the challenges our health service and doctors continue to face, and the contribution we and others can make to address these issues and create a sustainable workforce for the future. Read our reports below:
