Fitness to practise in the workplace: medical revalidation
Fitness to practise in the workplace: medical revalidation
The chapter provides a historical policy account of the introduction of medical revalidation in the UK and outlines the limiting structural and cultural factors at play and how these might well hinder its ability to identify poorly performing doctors.
Keywords: annual appraisal, fitness to practise, general medical council, medical regulation, medical revalidation
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