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East Midlands
66+
12 trusts • 18
hospitals
East of England
60+
19 trusts • 23
hospitals
Kent, Surrey and Sussex
68+
12 trusts • 20
hospitals
North Central and East London
67+
11 trusts • 18
hospitals
North East
67+
14 trusts • 30
hospitals
North West
66+
30 trusts • 43
hospitals
North West London
64+
6 trusts • 15
hospitals
South London
63+
10 trusts • 14
hospitals
South West
65+
16 trusts • 21
hospitals
Thames Valley
68+
5 trusts • 12
hospitals
Wessex
62+
11 trusts • 15
hospitals
West Midlands
63+
16 trusts • 26
hospitals
Yorkshire and the Humber
64+
15 trusts • 25
hospitals
Wales
63+
6 trusts • 20
hospitals
Scotland
61+
14 trusts • 42
hospitals
Northern Ireland
66+
5 trusts • 15
hospitals
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About
TrustGuide is designed to help medical students, doctors and all healthcare professionals make informed
choices about where they work, and hopefully push foundation schools to improve as an employer. I created it during FY1 and am still actively working on the project - it will keep improving over time.
The data is from the National Training Survey which is sent out every year by the GMC to junior
doctors around the UK. It is highly representative as >95% of doctors fill out the form (partly because
you can then add filling it out to your portfolio). Instead of using the broad GMC themes of workload,
teamwork, handover ect. I look through the survey data question-by-question to compile custom ratings
which are more applicable to the real life of junior doctors.
I’m currently working on writing an AI that generates custom reviews for each hospital based on the
survey data question responses - there’s a lot of really specific and useful information about hours
worked, details about the rota and even things like car parking availability which isn’t represented by
the overall scores on each themes given by the GMC. At the moment the software is a bit basic, but feel
free to look around.
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