A&E

College Tutor: Dr Richard Taylor richard.taylor36@nhs.net Ext 4124

Emergency Medicine - Teaching Programme 2021-22

You will notice that the programme of specialty teaching for this department included references to Curriculum Links and HEE/GMC Domains.

All programmes of medical education and training developed and delivered by the Trust are guided by - and mapped to - the Health Education England (HEE) Quality Framework, The General Medical Council (GMC) Promoting Excellence: Standards for Medical Education & Training, and the curriculum requirements determined by the Royal College aligned to each specialty area.

More information about each of our guiding principles and standards are available via the links below:

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