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Welsh Division Trainees Day
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 02 January 2018
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The first ever Welsh Division Trainees Day took place at Whitchurch Hospital, Cardiff on 13 May 1986. Although geographically one of the larger, Wales is numerically one of the smaller Divisions of the College, with only 33 Inceptors and 27 senior trainees (as at April 1986). Nevertheless the attendance was satisfactory for such an initial event with 34 trainees attending, of whom 13 came from peripheral hospitals. Unfortunately, no doubt because of the distances involved, there were no trainees from North Wales or Carmarthen.
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