Abstract
GPs have rejected calls for an “intermediate grade qualification for GPs, similar to staff grade in hospitals.” Delegates at the BMA’s conference of local medical committees (LMCs) in London on 21 May voted against a motion that proposed the creation of such a grade. It said that it would “allow a career path for GP registrars whose practice is safe but does not reach the standard required for the MRCGP [membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners] qualification, …
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