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Session 3C: New Pharmacy Services

the most inexperienced doctors (first-year foundation trainee (FY1) trainees) has yet to be empirically explored. In particular, the role of the professional culture of medicine (the language, thought processes, styles of communication, customs and beliefs that characterise the profession of medicine) is unknown. This study (part of a larger programme of work) aimed to explore the interplay between self-reported causes of prescribing errors made by FY1 doctors and factors in their practice environments, such as some aspects of professional culture.