Should an iBSc in Management be compulsory for all UK medical students?

oleh: Singh B, Ramjeeawon N, Shah N, Singagireson S

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Diterbitkan: Dove Medical Press 2015-05-01

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Bharpoor Singh,1 Natalie Ramjeeawon,2 Neil Shah,1 Shawmian Singagireson1 1Imperial College London, London, UK; 2University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UKThe UK medical school system has traditionally offered an intercalated science degree (iBSc) to supplement their regular medical degree. However, in recent times with an increasing focus on leadership in the National Health Service (NHS), there has been a shift. More medical schools now offer the option to study an iBSc in Management.I have just spent a year completing an iBSc in Management at Imperial College Business School. Throughout the year I became more and more immersed in our intricate health care system, which is only really apparent to health care professionals whilst on the job. My question to the General Medical Council is – should an iBSc in Management be compulsory for all UK medical students?