Survey of Undergraduate Psychiatric Teaching in the United Kingdom (1966-1967).

The article focuses on the psychiatric education survey on the undergraduate psychiatric teaching in Great Britain. The survey will measure the amount, content and methods of teaching psychiatry in British medical schools as well as type of staff facilities and the allocation of teaching time. Part of the survey is to know the number of students in the clinical years which totaled 2,271 throughout Britain while there are seven London schools who have no University full-time staff while others have only one to four full-time staff. In addition, in London six schools have no teaching beds in the main teaching hospitals while other 12 London schools use beds in associated general hospitals. Three schools in London do not give pre-clinical teaching on the behavioral sciences.