Emergency medicine training in the Netherlands, essential changes needed

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Since 2008, training for emergency physicians (EPs) in the Netherlands has been based on a national 3-year curriculum. However, it has become increasingly evident that it needs to expand beyond its initial foundations. The training period does not comply with European regulations of a minimum of 5 years. Adjusting to this European standard is a logical step. Experience with the 3-year Dutch training scheme has led to the general conclusion that this training period is too short. Recommendations for essential changes and the basis for their development are presented. © 2013 Gaakeer et al.; licensee Springer.

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Gaakeer, M. I., Van Den Brand, C. L., Bracey, A., Van Lieshout, J. M., & Patka, P. (2013). Emergency medicine training in the Netherlands, essential changes needed. International Journal of Emergency Medicine, 6(1). https://doi.org/10.1186/1865-1380-6-19

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