Challenges in RO to RO Communication and Doctor Management
Discover the complexities of RO to RO communication in the medical field, including responsibilities, challenges, and scenarios involving doctors in different settings. Learn how to address issues like low-level concerns, doctor resignations, and cross-sector data sharing to ensure effective communication and support for healthcare professionals.
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Who is the Responsible Officer? How to find out? Does the doctor in question know? GMC? The other organisation website? Deanery 2
When to communicate Low level concerns but not enough to refer to GMC? Doctor resigns whilst investigation ongoing at local level? Issues with appraisal
How to communicate Medium of communication Whether to involve the ELA Informing the doctor RO to RO transfer of information form 4
Challenges Agency/locum Doctor without RO Independent sector to NHS Doctor leaving the UK 5
Scenarios 1.Locum doctor involved in SIRI. Service inform agency of concerns and ask for details of RO. Agency supply details( after some delay) but no response from RO ELA informed. 6
Scenarios 2. Doctors working in both NHS and Independent sectors. Data supplied from independent practice for appraisal but no sharing of Appraisal Outputs back to Independent sector. Particular problem for GPs in Out of Hours services. How to improve?
Scenarios 3. Doctor in dispute with NHS organisation limited work in other sector but no communication between organisations as HR issue. Dangers, lack of support for doctor, who does the appraisal etc
