Show Notes
This episode another Article Read. Many of the doctors working in the health system are what we call "Unaccredited Registrars", and the challenges they face can be tough. Listen as Nim reads her article originally written and published in AusDoc about Unaccredited Registrars and how there needs to be a better way when it comes to training. Link to the article is available below: Unaccredited registrars keep our public hospitals functioning — so why are they treated so badly? | Aus...
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