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17 September 2024

4174 GB adults surveyed

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Doctors who have finished medical school and are undergoing 5‑10 years further experience in hospitals or as GPs are currently known as ‘Junior Doctors’ but are due to be known as ‘Resident Doctors’. Which do you think is the more appropriate title for these doctors?

Conducted 17 September 2024

YouGov surveyed 4174 GB adults

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Doctors who have finished medical school and are undergoing 5‑10 years further experience in hospitals or as GPs are currently known as ‘Junior Doctors’ but are due to be known as ‘Resident Doctors’. Which do you think is the more appropriate title for these doctors?

Conducted 17 September 2024

YouGov surveyed 4174 GB adults

By:
38%
40%
22%

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