1. ST4 Induction 2015 An introduction to competency based training and the ARCP

2. Deanery/Trust Structures Post graduate Dean Shona MacLeod Deputy Dean Adrian Brooks Associate Post graduate Dean Dr K Baig Training programme Director Tuhina Lloyd Educational Supervisor Hemant Bagalkote, Kasha Woods, Anna Cheetham Post graduate Administrator Elaine Hayes

3. Review Process Tri-annual meetings with Educational supervisor: Initial development meeting (September/March) career planning PDP Mid term review (Feb/Nov) Assessment of progress Highlighting any early difficulties Pre ARCP (May/Nov) Preparation for ARCP (ensure e-portfolios are up to date!) Collation of data (clinical supervisors report, Special interest/research reports, NHS appraisal, audit reports, reflections, case log, publications, evidence of teaching, conferences attended, WPBAs etc.) Revalidation – enhanced Form R MUST be returned ARCP (June/Feb) Attendance only necessary for non standard outcomes Evidence checked on e-portfolios (make sure TPD and Ed supervisors have access)

4. Job Allocations Initial career planning should always inform future choice of posts As a rule of thumb: One central, one peripheral and one “endorsable” post (Rehabilitation, Substance misuse, Liaison) Ensure that the posts that you choose enable you to meet all your GA competencies by the end of 3 year rotation Job descriptions, competency mapping and timetables for each post are available on VLE Choice forms are sent out in early May and allocations are initially made by Chair and Deputy chair of the GA/OA ST training committee An attempt will be made by TPD to ensure that the distribution of ST4-6 is equitable across Trust sites due to increasing resource implications. TPD - final decisions and rubber stamping

5. Work place based assesments Minimum requirement of 12 per annum. Workplace based assessments must comply with the following: They must focus on performance (i.e. what you actually do in the workplace) They must be evidence based Evidence must be triangulated whenever possible (i.e. it must be provided by different assessors, on different occasions, and if possible using different methods) Records must be permanent – assessment forms must not be lost or destroyed (this is achieved by online storage). An acceptable spread (please see college guidance) to include 2 ACEs, 2 mini PATs, CBDs, mini ACE and DONCS, SAPES and assessments of teaching. Please see the college curriculum for guidelines and expectations for ST4/5/6 Assessors should be predominantly clinical supervisors (consultants) and a small number from band 7/8 nursing and social care staff with appropriate WPBA training. Peers cannot be assessors.

6. Special interest/Research sessions 2 sessions per week allocated to either a special interest or Research day. A list of special interest sessions are available on the GA Deanery VLE site (http://www.vle.easmidlandsdeanery.nhs.uk/course/view.php?id=52 4) The Institute of Mental Health (www.institutemh.org.uk/) website has a list of academic/research fellows and the appropriate professors can be contacted by e-mail Please see the minimum ARCP standards document for guidance on research and teaching

7. VLE East Midlands Deanery VLE( Virtual Learning Environment) for General Adult Psychiatry North Higher Trainees - information will be cascaded down from TPDs/Deanery. http://www.vle.eastmidlandsdeanery.ukhttp://www.vle.eastmidlandsdeanery.uk Content includes details of the scheme, ST4-6 job descriptions, ARCP information, forthcoming events, training documents for downloading etc. Useful contacts: Elaine.Hayes@nottshc.nhs.uk; Sukhminder.Sanghera@nhs.net ; Caroline.Shillito@nhs.net; Kamran.Baig@nottingham.ac.ukElaine.Hayes@nottshc.nhs.uk Sukhminder.Sanghera@nhs.net Caroline.Shillito@nhs.net Kamran.Baig@nottingham.ac.uk