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Why Join Us...

At GM Deprivation, we believe that with the right training and support, doctors can have fulfilling careers tackling the health inequalities seen in their communities.

 

In any society, doctors are the key components to improving the lives of their patients, so we strive to prepare doctors with the best knowledge, skills and resilience needed to be the changemakers for their communities. We do not shy away from the challenges that comes from working in this area, instead, we deliver a supportive learning environment that fuels a passion for social change in healthcare.

Why join us...

Our goals

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 GP trainee’s wellbeing is supported, and they have the skills to prevent burnout

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GPs care about reducing health inequalities

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GP Trainees have the knowledge and skills for working in areas of deprivation.

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More GPs are training in deprived areas

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GP Trainees enjoy and continue to work in areas of deprivation

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People who grow up in deprived areas have the opportunity to train as GPs for their community

Improve numbers and quality of GPs in areas of deprivation.

Improve healthcare quality in areas of deprivation.

Our achievements so far!

 10

 

Trainees have graduated

and are working in 

deprived-focused practices.

 90%

 

Trainees say their work-life balance and resilience have improved during training.

 125%

 

New trainees entering the scheme compared  to when it  began in 2019.

27 

 

Placements consisting of primary, community-based and secondary care positions involving tackling health inequalities.

Martin Luther King Jr

“Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in health care is the most shocking and inhumane”

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"a great opportunity to develop skills and knowledge that I needed to be best enabled to provide the care that these people need, and this training programme has not disappointed"

Daniel Doherty

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