General practitioner training needs for child health surveillance

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A postal questionnaire was sent to 136 Hackney general practitioners inquiring about their plans for child health surveillance. A total of 112 responded and detailed their training needs, both practical and theoretical. Ninety one responders were providing or planning to provide surveillance. Responders were eager for further training particularly in premature baby follow up, mental handicap, speech and hearing assessment, and social and behavioural problems.

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Goodhart, L. C. (1991). General practitioner training needs for child health surveillance. Archives of Disease in Childhood, 66(6), 728–730. https://doi.org/10.1136/adc.66.6.728

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