Nine in ten junior doctors' posts filled despite fears about mass exodus The number of junior doctors taking up new posts this month has exceeded previous years, despite claims there would be a mass exodus following rows over a new contract.
Official figures show that 6,673 junior doctors have just entered specialist training – compared with 6,547 who took up a post last summer.
The “fill rate” of 89.94 per cent marginally exceeds that of last year, when 89.75 per cent of posts were filled. The Daily Telegraph
Official figures show that 6,673 junior doctors have just entered specialist training – compared with 6,547 who took up a post last summer.
The “fill rate” of 89.94 per cent marginally exceeds that of last year, when 89.75 per cent of posts were filled. The Daily Telegraph
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