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Despite publication in the  Lancet  (1988), the initial impact of the Edinburgh Declaration was probably not apparent to many outside the world of academic medical education when it was first published in 1988. In particular the implication for psychiatrists involved with teaching was hardly recognised by the profession at that time. Thus, this review by Professor Walton is a timely reminder of the Declaration's importance.

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The Edinburgh Declaration and education in psychiatry in the 21st century: a review (H. J. Walton, [1991] Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine, 84, 153–158)