Abstract

EDITOR,--The new deal was implemented to improve the working conditions of junior doctors by reducing the total hours worked and, where the intensity of work was high, by changing the pattern of working from a traditional on call rota to full or partial shifts.1 No research has been carried out, however, to assess whether the change from an on call rota to full or partial shifts in high intensity jobs has achieved the beneficial effect initially predicted. Two postal surveys of junior doctors were conducted in the west midlands, the first on all preregistration house officers trained in Britain who were working in the region and the second on a random sample of senior house officers working in the region. Both surveys …

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