New Programme to help Junior Doctors

The video discusses the initiative led by Dr. Rebecca Aspinal to improve safety for new doctors through a shadowing scheme. This program aims to reduce errors and improve patient care by providing new doctors with four days of shadowing experienced doctors before starting their roles. The scheme has shown significant improvements in safety and reduced mistakes. Challenges faced by new doctors, such as dealing with complex medical issues and lack of supervision, are highlighted. Mentoring is emphasized as a crucial support system for new doctors. The shadowing scheme is expected to have a positive impact on patient care nationwide.

What was the primary goal of the shadowing scheme introduced by Doctor Rebecca Aspinal?

• To reduce mistakes and near misses by new doctors

• To increase the number of junior doctors

• To provide financial support to new doctors

• To improve the working hours of senior doctors

According to the research, what percentage increase in death rates was observed when new doctors started working?

• 12%

• 10%

• 6%

• 3%

What proportion of new doctors felt they were not properly supervised by senior colleagues?

• One in three

• One in five

• One in seven

• One in ten

How does Dr. Abby Downing describe the impact of the mentoring scheme on new doctors?

• It delays the start of their medical career

• It increases the workload of senior doctors

• It has no significant impact on patient care

• It makes the transition to a junior doctor less daunting

What is the expected outcome of the shadowing scheme on patient care?

• A slight decrease in patient care quality

• No change in patient care

• An increase in patient wait times

• A significant improvement in patient care