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General Duties Medical Officer Role 1 remote supervision in the era of Army Contingency Operations

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By Alexander James Martin-Bates, Dhekelia Station, SE Jefferys
| The Royal Army Medical Corps Journal
The return to contingency after Operation HERRICK (2002–2014 Afghanistan conflict) has seen an emerging trend for small-scale rapidly developing expeditionary operations. The associated small, remote medical footprint for such operations, often within a coalition construct, reliant on host nation support is in direct conflict with the General Medical Council (GMC) guidelines for junior doctor supervision in an ‘approved practice setting’.
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