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In Australia, the medical colleges have a monopoly on the training of specialists. If you want to be a registered gastroenterologist, a cardiothoracic surgeon, or a general practitioner, you must complete the relevant college training (or an equivalent training program) and meet the minimum expected standards, which are high in this country. Australian specialists are internationally recognised as clinically first rate, as indicated by overall health outcomes, a testament to our college clinical training programs.

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Authors: Nicholas J Talley

Article Type: Editorial