After the verdict was recorded, the army's head of personal services, Brigadier John Donnelly, said the military was "truly sorry for the low levels of supervision that we provided for the trainees at Deepcut in 1995, and for the policies that were applied to using trainees for guard duties, and that we took too long to recognise and rectify the situation".
Brig John Donnelly, head of personal services, said after the verdict: "We are truly sorry for the low levels of supervision that we provided for the trainees at Deepcut in 1995, and for the policies that were applied to using trainees for guard duties, and that we took too long to recognise and rectify the situation".
"We are truly sorry for the low levels of supervision that we provided for the trainees at Deepcut in 1995 and for the policies that were applied to using trainees for guard duties, and that we took too long to recognise and rectify the situation.
The lawsuit cites guidance from the state Labor Department that says: "If an employer uses trainees as substitutes for regular workers or to augment its existing work force during specific times or in general, these interns would be treated as employees".
In a study by Ameh from Somaliland, where similar training curricula were used, trainees had reacted positively to the emergency obstetric care training [ 11].
Using trainees as the workforce for biomedical research made excellent sense in the early 1970s, when rapidly expanding research in academic and industrial labs provided plenty of permanent research positions for PhDs.
Herein, we present the role of gender expectations using trainee evaluations of physician faculty at a single academic center, over a 5-year period (2010-2014).
6. Evaluation of training process: authorization and monitoring of training settings; using trainee performance; feedback from trainers and trainees; mechanisms for program evaluation; and involvement of stakeholders.
Such concerns may seem archaic but evidence of exploitation continues to surface [ 50- 52]; relatively recent accounts of inappropriate use of trainees abroad [ 49] make it imperative that the conduct of US trainees and their faculty be above reproach.
NIH should limit support for graduate students to 5 years (and another 5 years for postdocs), the report says, and NIH and institutions should use fewer trainees and rely more on permanent staff scientists.
