The state of medical education
and practice in the UK archive
You can read our reports from 2011–19 below.
The state of medical education
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:
2019 summary | 2019 Full report
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:
2018 Summary | 2018 Full report
2017
Our findings show pressures on the health and social care services is creating a state of unease within the medical profession across the UK. Read our reports below:
2016
Our findings show pressures on the health and social care services is creating a state of unease within the medical profession across the UK. Read our reports below:
2015
We published an extensive online resource covering our registration, education and fitness to practise data from the medical profession in the UK. Read our reports below:
2015 Summary | 2015 Full report | 2015 Welsh
2014
We look at issues raised through feedback to our Regional Liaison Service and devolved offices. Read our reports below:
2013
We focus on complaints we received about doctors to see if we can identify areas of risk within medical practice. Read our reports below:
2012
Our 2012 report sets out to identify the causes of variation in how doctors practise. It considers what barriers doctors might face in delivering high quality care for patients and in meeting our standards. Read our reports below:
2011
Our 2011 report set out to promote discussion and debate on issues and trends that require attention or further analysis. Read our reports below:
