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Tauira rata mā – Kōrero mai.Doctors in training – Tell usabout your trainingexperience.

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Select a region using the map or the buttons below to view training feedback statistics for that area.

Map of New Zealand regionsAn interactive map showing four regions of New Zealand: Northern, Midland, Central, and South Island. Click or use keyboard to select a region and view its statistics.

National Region Statistics

80

Rated the quality of clinical supervision as excellent or good

65

Say they had sufficient opportunity to develop skills and knowledge in cultural safety

73

Rated the quality of teaching as excellent or good

66

Agree that their workplace supports staff wellbeing

69

Agree that bullying, discrimination and harassment are not tolerated at their workplace

60

Rated the quality of training on how to raise concerns about patient safety in clinical care as excellent or good

70

Would recommend their current training position to other doctors

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Torohia is an annual online survey for doctors in training across Aotearoa New Zealand to feed back on their training experiences.

Wā Whakahaere Timing

Open for a 3-week period between August and September each year.

Whai Wāhi Participation

In 2025, doctors in accredited prevocational and vocational training programmes. From 2026, also for non-training registrars.

Kōrero Muna Confidentiality

Survey is confidential and guarantees anonymity of participants.

Ngā Hua Results

Reports will be published in late January 2026 and data tables will follow in February.

Torohia gives doctors in training a voice in shaping medical training in Aotearoa New Zealand. Their feedback helps us:
Understand what's working well

by comparing training experiences across sites and specialties

Spot what needs improving

while maintaining participant anonymity

Support change that matters

so training works better for doctors in training, and for patients

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