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Appraisal for training Christiane Shrimpton Associate Postgraduate Dean for Appraisal and Revalidation

Who is in the room? Primary Care Trainers Secondary Care Trainers Trainees Appraisers Other

Your current appraisal What do you discuss relating to training? What supporting information do you use?

Background Appraisal covers all roles Relevant for trainers as well as trainees For trainees part of ARCP process The GMC approves primary care trainers For secondary care doctors SOAR appraisal also supports revalidation in their trainer role GMC: Under the medical act, we can approve and publish a list of GP trainers. However, we don’t currently approve specialty, Foundation and undergraduate trainers, but we have a process for the recognition of these trainers. This is a local process that involves deaneries, local offices and medical schools making sure trainers meet the required criteria. We publish the information we have about trainers on the medical register. This includes doctors who have been recognised as a: named postgraduate clinical supervisor named postgraduate educational supervisor lead coordinator of undergraduate training at each placement location; or doctor responsible for overseeing students’ educational progress at each medical school. Doctors who hold one or more of these roles have a note on their medical register entry to say ‘This doctor is a trainer recognised by the GMC’. Doctors whose practice contributes to the teaching, training or supervision of students or doctors in training don’t need recognition. Local recognition may be available to trainers not currently in the four specific roles, including non-medical trainers.  Local education providers, such as hospitals and general practices, provide evidence against the seven areas to show how they identify, train and appraise trainers in each of the four medical trainer roles. Education organisers use that information to show us what local arrangements are in place to meet our standards. We use this information to recognise trainers.

Appraisal Reflection on current practice Recognition of achievements Identification of future development needs Feeds into revalidation

Supporting information What you do Why you do it in that way How well you do it

GMC domains

Types of supporting information For all domains: Training you have attended Relevant e-learning packages Reflections on your current practice Critical analysis of relevant literature

Reflections on GMC Trainee Survey Results Other feedback from trainees Feedback from peers Feedback from Deanery visits Relevant local audits/patient feedback

Ensuring safe and effective patient care through training MySTAR Modules – Induction/Clinical Supervision/Doctors in Difficulty Faculty Development Alliance (NES) Workshop Details of measures put in place to ensure supervision appropriate to trainees’ confidence and competence 1a. Courses attended or programmes undertaken including face to face and online learning.  Specific Trust/College/University/Online course referencing patient safety through learning. MySTAR Modules – Induction/Clinical Supervision/Doctors in Difficulty Attend NHS GGC Recognition of Trainer Workshop or Faculty Development Alliance (NES) Workshop 1b. GMC Trainee Survey Results and/or Deanery visit and/or Board/Specialty/Foundation annual report. Can be obtained from GMC website, DME or Specialty education lead. Evidence must demonstrate discussion, reflection and action on these results. 1c. Feedback from patients about care received. Patient survey results, relevant documents displaying feedback and evidence of how this has been used to develop trainees 1d. Details of measures put in place to ensure supervision appropriate to trainee’s competence and confidence.  Evidence of induction, regular contact and 1:1s with trainees to discuss patient care. This may include meeting schedules and notes from meetings as well as reflections on meetings demonstrating issues carried forward and solved.  Learning agreement based on specific trainee needs which identify competence, level of supervision and outcomes.  Audit of patients treated by trainees with outcomes/satisfaction.  Trainee led audit which assesses patient safety issue. 1e. Examples of near miss/ critical incident analysis.  Involvement in near miss/critical incidents, or complaints which demonstrate involvement of trainees in learning lessons, through meeting notes and reflections.  Trainee input/feedback on help and guidance throughout this process e.g. email correspondence.

Creating and maintaining an environment for learning MySTAR Module – Clinical Supervision Details of learning programmes, study schedules, timetables for trainees and clinical teachers Description of training role, environment and trainees supervised 2a. Courses attended or programmes undertaken, including face to face and online learning.  Specific Board/College/University/Online learning event incorporating reference to the learning environment MySTAR Module – Clinical Supervision 2b. GMC Trainee Survey Results and/or Deanery visit and/or Board/Specialty/Foundation annual report. Can be obtained from GMC website, DME or Specialty education lead. Evidence must demonstrate discussion, reflection and action on these results. 2c. Other Feedback from Trainees.  MSF / 360 feedback (e.g. Trainer MSF)  And/ or evidence of inviting feedback from trainees in other forms e.g. written statements.  Reflection of face to face meetings with trainees referencing the learning environment 2d. Details of learning programmes, study schedules, timetables for trainees and clinical teachers. Summary of feedback and evaluation of teaching with reflection and an action plan for development points. 2e. Feedback from colleagues Written statements from department education lead/DME/TPD with evidence of reflection and personal development 2f. Description of training role/environment/trainees supervised. With supportive evidence from department education lead/DME/TPD

Teaching and facilitating learning MySTAR Module – Small Group Teaching Details of learning programmes, study schedules and timetables for trainees Evidence of recent initiatives to enhance the provision of learning opportunities 3a. Courses attended or programmes undertaken, including face to face and online learning.  Specific Board/College/University/Online learning event referencing teaching skills MySTAR Module – Small Group Teaching 3b. GMC Trainee Survey Results and/or Deanery visit and/or Board/Specialty/Foundation annual report. Can be obtained from GMC website, DME or Specialty education lead. Evidence must demonstrate discussion, reflection and action on these results. 3c. Other Feedback from Trainees.  MSF / 360 feedback (e.g. Trainer MSF)  and/ or evidence of receiving feedback from trainees in other forms e.g. written statements, face to face meetings with trainees, trainee logbooks & trainee outcomes from ARCPs. Must include evidence of reflection and development actions. 3d. Details of learning programmes, study schedules and timetables for trainees. Teaching session plans/Log of teaching delivered and feedback from trainees or peers. Must include reflections and development actions 3e. Feedback from colleagues Peer observation of teaching and /or written statements from department education lead/DME/TPD including reflections and personal development 3f. Evidence of recent initiatives to enhance the provision of learning opportunities. Evidence of promoting innovation, e.g. Emails demonstrating your involvement in changes and developments. Setting up different teaching opportunities for example, 1:1s/group teaching. Evidence of involvement in Simulation where appropriate.

Enhancing learning through assessment MySTAR Modules – Supervised Learning Events/Workplace Assessment Details of programmes, study schedules and timetables for trainees indicating assessment modes, patterns and relevance to learning Evidence of attendance at ARCP 4a. Courses attended or programmes undertaken, including face to face and online learning.  Specific Trust/College/University/Online learning event referencing WPBA or other assessment techniques. MySTAR Modules – Supervised Learning Events/Workplace Assessment 4b. GMC Trainee Survey Results and/or Deanery visit and/or Board/Specialty/Foundation annual report. Can be obtained from GMC website, DME or Specialty education lead. Evidence must demonstrate discussion, reflection and action on these results. 4c. Other Feedback from Trainees.  MSF / 360 feedback (e.g. Trainer MSF)  and/or evidence of inviting feedback from trainees in other forms e.g. written statements, reflection of face to face meetings with trainees, trainee logbooks & trainee outcomes from ARCPs. Must include evidence of reflection and development actions. 4d. Details of programmes, study schedules and timetables for trainees indicating assessment modes, patterns and relevance to learning. Must include reflections and development actions. 4e. Evidence of attendance at ARCPs. Panel member or observations at ARCP panel and evidence of feedback given to trainees together with reflections and development actions identified 4f. Feedback from peers (e.g. relating to external examining or professional assessment) Peer observations/review/statements/emails together with reflections and development actions identified

Supporting and monitoring educational progress MySTAR Modules Workplace Assessment/Doctors in Difficulty/Appraisal & Feedback Examples of meetings, records of trainee progress and learning plans (anonymised) Case studies of the management of a trainee in difficulty (anonymised) Involvement in recruitment, training committees etc 5a. Courses attended or programmes undertaken, including face to face and online learning.  Specific Trust/College/University/Online/ Deanery learning event about educational supervision MySTAR Modules Workplace Assessment/Doctors in Difficulty/Appraisal & Feedback 5b. GMC Trainee Survey Results and/or Deanery visit and/or Board/Specialty/Foundation annual report. Can be obtained from GMC website, DME or Specialty education lead. Evidence must demonstrate discussion, reflection and action on these results. 5c. Other Feedback from Trainees  MSF / 360 feedback (e.g. Trainer MSF)  and/ or evidence of inviting feedback from trainees in other forms e.g. written statements, reflection of face to face meetings with trainees, trainee logbooks, trainee outcomes from ARCPs. Must include reflections and evidence of personal development actions. 5d. Examples of meetings, records of trainee progress and learning plans (anonymised)  Evidence of Learning agreements, e.g. anonymised examples from trainee e-portfolio. Examples of educational supervisor’s reports written for trainees (anonymised).  Anonymised screen shots from e-portfolio demonstrating engagement in, and appropriate use of e-portfolio. Must include reflections and evidence of personal development actions. 5e. Case studies of the management of a trainee in difficulty (anonymised) Evidence of communications between relevant parties and trainers involvement in that. E.g. anonymised written correspondence evidencing escalation where appropriate and involvement of wider colleagues e.g. Associate Dean, HoS, TPD, DME. 5f. Feedback from peers, e.g. relating to involvement in organisational/ professional activities Peer observation/feedback from TPD/DME. Must include reflections and development actions identified. 5g. Records of other relevant activities undertaken, e.g. involvement in recruitment, training committees etc. Feedback from TPD/DME demonstrating involvement/contribution. Must include reflections and development actions identified.

Guiding personal and professional development MySTAR Modules Careers Coaching Online BMJ learning modules - Mentoring Examples of meetings, records, case studies (suitably anonymised) Examples of support, challenge and careers guidance provided to trainees (anonymised) 6a. Courses attended or programmes undertaken, including face to face and online learning  Online Careers courses e.g. coaching, mentoring, careers support MySTAR Modules Careers Coaching   Specific Board/College/University/Online/ Deanery learning event concerning careers support, mentoring & coaching 6b. GMC Trainee Survey Results and/or Deanery visit and/or Board/Specialty/Foundation annual report. Can be obtained from GMC website, DME or Specialty education lead. Evidence must demonstrate discussion, reflection and action on these results. 6c. Other Feedback from Trainees  MSF / 360 feedback (e.g. Trainer MSF)  and/ or evidence of inviting feedback from trainees in other forms and how this has been used to support their development.  Must include reflections and evidence of how this has been used to guide personal development. 6d. Examples of meetings, records, case studies (suitably anonymised). For example; Evidence of anonymised OH or HR referrals and involvement. Reflection on these events. 6e. Examples of support, challenge and careers guidance provided to trainees (anonymised) 6f. Feedback from peers, e.g. relating to involvement in organisational/ professional activities Peer observation/feedback from TPD/DME. Must include reflections and development actions identified

Continuing professional development as an educator MySTAR Modules Involvement in educating others Involvement in peer mentoring Evidence of participation in online discussion forums with peers New certificates or qualifications obtained 7a. Courses attended or programmes undertaken, including face to face and online learning.  Specific Board/College/University/Online/ learning refresher course on education/training. 7b. Results of GMC/Deanery/Specialty/Foundation Reports and Reflections. Must include description of actions implemented and outcome. 7c. Evidence of continued CPD.  Involvement in educating others e.g. running workshops at relevant conferences or locally e.g. SMEC, Specialty away days, RC conference or courses. Involvement in peer mentoring with evidence of reflection on this. Evidence of participation in online discussion forums with peers e.g. anonymised screen shots. 7d. Results of 360 degree appraisal.  Trainer MSF with reflection and development plan.  Results of peer review or professional observation of teaching. For example;  Peer observations and feedback/discussion with reflection and personal development actions identified  Review of feedback on educational supervisor reports, reflection and personal development plan.  Review of formal trainee feedback on teaching and reflection on this with personal development goals.  Written reflection on any CS/ES experience of choice with development goals. 7e. New Certificates or qualifications obtained. 7f. Critical comments on relevant books or articles read recently.

Ongoing trainer status Evidence covering the 5 year revalidation cycle that you continue to remain up to date in all elements of your trainer role

Any questions?

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