Abstract
A short history of the development of postgraduate education for the General Practitioner is given, together with information regarding administration of postgraduate courses and the development of postgraduate centres at District General Hospitals. Following graduation, the practitioner should be imbued with the idea that continuing education is a necessity if he is to keep up to date in his professional work. Incentives such as seniority awards or compulsory attendance for continuing registration are discussed. Personal experience in the development and organization of Orthodontic Courses for the General Dental Practitioner are presented, together with findings in other Regions.
Finally, future developments in organizing courses with particular emphasis on the part the Community Dental Surgeon may play are discussed.
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