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Actualli the RACS is shifting AWAY from that.. they want other skills.. most RACP programs have had research give u bonus points..christoph said:I don't think you realise how important research is becoming to the clinical practice of medicine. All the medical colleges are reviewing their curricula with greater emphasis on research, and trainees, like ObsGyn trainees for example, now must undertake a research project as part of their training. Having an introduction to research methods at uni is quite beneficial for the future.
In fact, UNSW is developing partnership programs with some of the colleges to give UNSW graduates advanced standing in training later on so I wouldn't look at this part of the course as a waste of time.
I have heard about the UNSW thing.. but most ppl just do a masters or PhD or MD... its not that bad.. even i do my topics in the summer.. i think if ure med school has to do it for u.. is shows that the grads have lil incentive to be free thinking and make their own effort..