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A core syllabus in anatomy for medical students: Adding common sense to need to know

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  • S. McHanwell
  • M. Atkinson
  • D.C. Davies
  • R. Dyball
  • J. Morris
  • Colin Ockleford
  • I. Parkin
  • S. Standring
  • S. Whiten
  • J. Wilton
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<mark>Journal publication date</mark>10/2007
<mark>Journal</mark>European Journal of Anatomy
Issue numberSupplement 1
Volume11
Pages (from-to)3-18
Publication StatusPublished
<mark>Original language</mark>English

Abstract

A satisfactory knowledge of topographical anatomy is one of the key foundations of safe and effective medical practice. Existing curriculum guidelines in the UK and Ireland from bodies including the General Medical Council, the Medical Council of Ireland and Scottish Doctors do not provide detailed guidance on curriculum content in respect of individual subjects. This paper describes a core syllabus in anatomy developed by the Anatomical Society of Great Britain and Ireland detailing the level of knowledge that we believe should be the minimum expected of a recently-qualified medical graduate in the UK and Ireland about to embark upon their two year Foundation training.