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The following independent variables were entered into the multivariate logistic regression model: gender, age, compliance with the EWTD, residents/specialist ratio, type of specialty, supervisor's support, workload, emotional demands, intellectual demands, home-work demands interface, autonomy, and opportunities for professional development.

Burnout in medical residents: a study based on the job demands-resources model

It is very likely that the bulk of the non-training tasks will shift to these IMGs, leaving room for the local trainees to follow their training programmes and enabling the trusts to adhere to the EWTD as well.

Medical training initiative scheme by United Kingdom: what is its worth?

Dr Glenn Russell, medical director at Liverpool Heart and Chest hospital, said:"There is no doubt that the EWTD has increased the need for locum cover for junior doctors.

COST OF STAND-IN DOCTORS ROCKETS; Our hospitals spend millions on temp staff

The Royal College of Surgeons and pressure group RemedyUK warned the European Working Time Directive (EWTD) could wreak havoc if there is a second wave of swine flu in the autumn.

DOC RULES 'A HEALTH RISK'

The new European Working Time Directive (EWTD), which fully comes into force on August 1, limits the number of hours junior doctors can work each week to 48.

New European rules force junior doctors to lie - survey

The European Working Time Directive (EWTD) restricted duty hours more than a decade ago (October 1, 1998) and has been widely considered a failure.

Resident duty hours: concerns and consequences

It appears clear, however, that the CF-18 ISS will incorporate the EW Technology Demonstrator (EWTD), a DREO development initially designed as a testbed for the CF-18 EW suite.

Maple leaf redux

The European Working Time Directive (EWTD), which puts limits on the hours doctors work has ended the spectre of over-tired doctors working excessively long hours, but it also means that we need more doctors to fill shifts.

Medical training in Wales needs a major shake-up to help it attract the most talented young doctors; The South Wales Programme was set up to ensure patients receive safe and sustainable services, which improve the care they receive. But service change will also help to improve medical training in Wales and boost recruitment and retention, Welsh Postgraduate Dean Professor Derek Gallen believes

It is very likely that the bulk of the non training tasks will shift to these IMGs, leaving room for the local trainees to follow their training programmes and enabling the trusts to adhere to the EWTD as well.

Medical Training Initiative Scheme by United Kingdom: what is its worth?

The RCS blames costs on the introduction of EU regulations to reduce doctors' hours, called the European Working Time Directive (EWTD).

Spending on locums rockets after working hours limited

Moreover, following more recent developments and reconfigurations within the NHS, Abood (2005) hypothesises that advanced perioperative roles are borne out of a need to fill the void in service commitment of junior doctors created by the effects of the European Working Time Directive (EWTD), (DH 1998).

The surgical care practitioner: a critical analysis