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ATTAIN (A cross secTional sTudy compAring experIences and attaiNment in surgery between ethnicities of UK medical students and doctors) looks to compare the experiences and attainment in surgery between ethnicities of UK medical students.

24/05/2022

Have your say TODAY!

The ATTAIN research team is conducting the first large scale study which aims to compare the differences in surgical experiences between different ethnicities of medical students and junior doctors; with differential attainment.

We encourage all surgical and non-surgical trainees (including International Medical Graduates) up to and including post certificate of completion of training (CCT) to participate in this study.

We aim to highlight areas of excellence and improvement in surgical education, then use this data to direct suggestions for evidence based changes to undergraduate and postgraduate surgical education.

As society moves to tackle systemic inequalities, we hope our study will demonstrate a commitment to achieve this within medicine as a whole and surgery.

We ask that you read and complete our survey below:
https://ucl.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/attainsurvey

11/05/2022

Have your say TODAY!

The ATTAIN research team is conducting the first large scale study which aims to compare the differences in surgical experiences between different ethnicities of medical students and junior doctors; with differential attainment.

We encourage all surgical and non-surgical trainees (including International Medical Graduates) up to and including post certificate of completion of training (CCT) to participate in this study.
We aim to highlight areas of excellence and improvement in surgical education, then use this data to direct suggestions for evidence based changes to undergraduate and postgraduate surgical education.
As society moves to tackle systemic inequalities, we hope our study will demonstrate a commitment to achieve this within medicine as a whole and surgery..

We ask that you read and complete our survey below:

https://ucl.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/attainsurvey

22/04/2022

Have your say … TODAY!

The ATTAIN research team is conducting the first large scale study which aims to compare the differences in surgical experiences between different ethnicities of medical students and junior doctors; with differential attainment.

We encourage all surgical and non-surgical trainees (including International Medical Graduates) up to and including post certificate of completion of training (CCT) to participate in this study.
We aim to highlight areas of excellence and improvement in surgical education, then use this data to direct suggestions for evidence based changes to undergraduate and postgraduate surgical education.
As society moves to tackle systemic inequalities, we hope our study will demonstrate a commitment to achieve this within medicine as a whole and surgery..

We ask that you read and complete our survey below:

https://ucl.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/attainsurvey

04/04/2022

We want to hear your opinion!

The ATTAIN research team is conducting the first large scale study which aims to compare the differences in surgical experiences between different ethnicities of medical students and junior doctors; with differential attainment.

We encourage all surgical and non-surgical trainees (including International Medical Graduates) up to and including post certificate of completion of training (CCT) to participate in this study.
We aim to highlight areas of excellence and improvement in surgical education, then use this data to direct suggestions for evidence based changes to undergraduate and postgraduate surgical education.
As society moves to tackle systemic inequalities, we hope our study will demonstrate a commitment to achieve this within medicine as a whole and surgery..

We ask that you read and complete our survey below:

https://ucl.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/attainsurvey

28/03/2022

WE NEED YOU!

The ATTAIN research team is conducting the first large scale study which aims to compare the differences in surgical experiences between different ethnicities of medical students and junior doctors; with differential attainment.

We encourage all surgical and non-surgical trainees (including International Medical Graduates) up to and including post certificate of completion of training (CCT) to participate in this study.

We aim to highlight areas of excellence and improvement in surgical education, then use this data to direct suggestions for evidence based changes to undergraduate and postgraduate surgical education.
As society moves to tackle systemic inequalities, we hope our study will demonstrate a commitment to achieve this within medicine as a whole and surgery.
We ask that you read and complete our survey below:

https://ucl.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/attainsurvey

23/03/2022

Do you feel there is discrimination in the NHS?

The ATTAIN research team is conducting the first large scale study which aims to compare the differences in surgical experiences between different ethnicities of medical students and junior doctors; with differential attainment.

We encourage all surgical and non-surgical trainees (including International Medical Graduates) up to and including post certificate of completion of training (CCT) to participate in this study.
We aim to highlight areas of excellence and improvement in surgical education, then use this data to direct suggestions for evidence based changes to undergraduate and postgraduate surgical education.
As society moves to tackle systemic inequalities, we hope our study will demonstrate a commitment to achieve this within medicine as a whole and surgery..

We ask that you read and complete our survey below:

https://ucl.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/attainsurvey

20/03/2022

Do you feel BAME doctors are under-represented in leadership roles?

The ATTAIN research team is conducting the first large scale study which aims to compare the differences in surgical experiences between different ethnicities of medical students and junior doctors; with differential attainment.

We encourage all surgical and non-surgical trainees (including International Medical Graduates) up to and including post certificate of completion of training (CCT) to participate in this study.
We aim to highlight areas of excellence and improvement in surgical education, then use this data to direct suggestions for evidence based changes to undergraduate and postgraduate surgical education.
As society moves to tackle systemic inequalities, we hope our study will demonstrate a commitment to achieve this within medicine as a whole and surgery..

We ask that you read and complete our survey below:

https://ucl.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/attainsurvey

16/03/2022

Help contribute to surgical advancement!

The ATTAIN research team is conducting the first large scale study which aims to compare the differences in surgical experiences between different ethnicities of medical students and junior doctors; with differential attainment.

We encourage all surgical and non-surgical trainees (including International Medical Graduates) up to and including post certificate of completion of training (CCT) to participate in this study.

We aim to highlight areas of excellence and improvement in surgical education, then use this data to direct suggestions for evidence based changes to undergraduate and postgraduate surgical education.

As society moves to tackle systemic inequalities, we hope our study will demonstrate a commitment to achieve this within medicine as a whole and surgery..

We ask that you read and complete our survey below:

https://ucl.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/attainsurvey

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