National recruitment system for pre-registration pharmacist trainees in England and Wales: Context, process and outcomes

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Abstract

In England and Wales, a new National Recruitment Scheme (NRS) for pre-registration pharmacists was introduced in 2017. The NRS replaced the traditional method of employer-led recruitment or the national recruitment system previously limited to some hospital training programmes. NRS uses assessment methodology involving Multiple-Mini Interviews, Situational Judgement Tests and numeracy skills in ranking and appointing candidates to their preferred training providers through a centralised procedure. This commentary will describe the background, assessment methodology, outcomes of preliminary evaluations and priority research areas for the future in the context of the NRS.

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Paudyal, V., Gunner, E., Bowen, M., Dehele, I., Shamim, A., Khan, K., & Fleming, G. (2021, June 1). National recruitment system for pre-registration pharmacist trainees in England and Wales: Context, process and outcomes. International Journal of Pharmacy Practice. Oxford University Press. https://doi.org/10.1093/ijpp/riab004

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