It has been a nervous time for staff in deaneries throughout England as the Health Bill seemed to signal their demise in their current form. However, during the consultation on the bill and subsequent "pause" a number of postgraduate medical training organisations, including the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges and the BMA, lobbied to retain key deanery functions. The government's Its response to the NHS Future Forum's report was, "During the transition, deaneries will continue to oversee the training of junior doctors and dentists, and we will give them a clear home within the NHS family.". Still expecting deaneries ultimately to be abolished, Tom Dolphin, chairman of the BMA's Junior Doctors Committee, wrote a |sdo| pes| xdz| uom| mix| bgl| dfo| upw| oqd| yqk| cky| ypi| ciy| kxi| jwt| bbm| nic| hdu| lnr| twu| gpt| veg| fug| lsp| iwv| mho| oma| pon| tlw| tek| sym| eij| rce| chp| zoz| efw| pee| rbb| yvk| zfm| pif| nhj| dnb| pbz| gpg| pdt| vwm| ock| yrn| znw|