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  • helen salisbury@phc ox ac uk Follow Helen on Twitter: @HelenRSalisbury A busy day in general practice can be a joy—listening carefully and asking the right questions, using practised examination skills to reach a differential diagnosis Previously, trainees observed and then performed the long practised GP routines of greeting, history taking, examination, and management planning with the patient The initial consultation is done as a phone call and, if examination is required, this is either attempted by video or, more often, arranged for a later time
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  • Helen Salisbury: With fewer patients in surgery, how do we train GPs?
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  • #830904
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  • 2020

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