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Junior doctors and audit
The following is a guide for junior doctors to help you carry out a clinical audit:
How Foundation Year Doctors can get the most from their clinical audit project (March 2011) >>
The following is a guide to those who organise junior doctor audit training in audit, but which may also be of value to junior doctors themselves:
Guide to Involving Junior Doctors in Clinical Audit (April 2011) >>
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