GP Specialty Training in Bolton - Essential Guidelines for Success
Uncover the comprehensive roadmap for excelling in GP Specialty Training in Bolton, featuring key components such as assessments, workplace-based evaluations, planning reviews, and examination advice. Ensure diligent engagement with the eportfolio to showcase competencies and skills effectively for a successful completion of training.
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Welcome to GP Specialty Training in Bolton Nick Pendleton & Julian Page
ST1 Educational Supervisors in GP Clinical Supervisors in Hospital Post Study Leave Process (15,15,5 days. 1650) Aug 2015 Days in GP during hospital posts ST1 Teaching Programme Assessments and eportfolio demo ST2- ITP posts, Teaching Programme and the AKT exam ST3 Day Release Course, Residential and CSA exam
To receive the Certificate of Completion of Training (CCT) You must have passed all 3 components: AKT + CSA + WPBA
There is a lot to get done! Workplace Based Assessment: Learning Log Entries showing competence in all required skills and in all areas of the GP Curriculum. And
Workplace Based Assessment COTs (Consultation Observation Tool) CBDs (Case Based Discussion) Audit MSF (Multi-Source Feedback from colleagues) PSQ (Patient Satisfaction Questionnaire) CEPS/Mini CEX (Examinations and Procedures) SEA Out of Hours Sessions (6 in ST2, 12 in ST3) PDP Form R / GMC Survey and reflection
Planning and Progress Reviews Regularly discuss your progress with your GP Educational Supervisor Plan out what you need to do and when you plan to do it You should meet your Clinical Supervisor at the beginning, middle and end of the placement CSR and ESR Review 6 monthly Annual Panels
EXAMS AKT EXAM CSA EXAM The Training Programme is aimed at helping you prepare but you also have to be self-directed Read everything on the RCGP Website
ADVICE ABOUT THE EPORTFOLIO It is critical that you engage with the eportfolio as the panel use this evidence to assess whether you have attained the competencies and skills required If you persistently do not engage with the eportfolio your Educational Supervisor will record your progress as unsatisfactory Persistent poor engagement puts you in breach of your contract of employment
Trainees in Difficulty Tell someone if you are struggling! Programme Director (NP) Course Organiser (NP or JP) GP Trainer Clinical Supervisor in Hospital Your own GP Education Centre Staff Occupational Health
7/7 working GENERAL PRACTICE - It s not all bad news!
GENERAL PRACTICE POSITIVES Wide range of career opportunities Portfolio working Flexibility Autonomy Hours of work? Pay? Cradle to Grave care Making a real difference Clinical variety
EPORTFOLIO PRACTICAL SESSION WITH ST2 TRAINEES (and Library Tour)
