Title: NHS Education for Scotland
1NHS Education for Scotland
- Karen Beggs
- 1st July 2009
2What it is it lets you do
- E-portfolio is a big co-operation all over the
world. - It lets you join enjoy our project.
- E-portfolio is a portfolio but just kept on a
computer.
Nicola, age 10
3- Meet Gemma
- Data in and data out what and when?
- Interoperability where to start?
4Medicine 2009
- UK Foundation Programme (all but one Postgraduate
Deanery from 2009 plus Malta) - Royal Colleges of Physicians (Core Medical
Training plus 29 specialties) - College of Emergency Medicine
- Royal College of Paediatrics Child Health
- Royal College of Obstetrics Gynaecology
- Royal College of Radiology (from Autumn 2009)
- Leadership (Scotland) (from Autumn 2009)
5- Forms submitted to ePortfolio by or for
Foundation trainees (UK) 10,000 - Aug 08 end June 09
n
Case Based Discussion 69,588
DOPS/WPA 118,371
miniCEX 68,571
Multi-source feedback (360 appraisal) 188,334
Supervisor reports 20,918
Personal Development Plans, Log entries,
curriculum links
6High school 6 years
Personal details Exam results Awards Sports Work
experience Clubs Career advice
7Undergraduate degree 4 years
Personal details Exam results Awards Sports Work
experience Clubs Degree
8Medical school 5 years
Personal details Exam results Clinical
experience Reflection Academic achievements Public
ations Tomorrows Doctor outcomes
9Foundation Programme 2 years
Personal details Clinical experience Supervisors
Assessments Reflective practice Curriculum
FACD (sign-off)
10Specialty Training (eg ObsGyn) 5 years
Personal details Assessments Curriculum Reflective
practice Procedures Clinical experience Superviso
rs Publications CCT
11Change of direction (eg Obs Gyn to Psychiatry)
12What data?
13UK Foundation Programme Office / Medical Schools
Council survey Nigel Bax, June 2009
- Questionnaire sent to all UK medical schools
- 18/27 responded
- Electronic systems used in 13/18 schools
- Widespread support for ug/pg linkage
14Purpose of undergraduate portfolio
- Record personal reflections (94)
- Archive assignments/academic output (83)
- Record acquisition of clinical skills (78)
- Record academic attainments (66)
- Record clinical cases seen (61)
- Provide basis for assessment (56)
- Self-reported record of health matters (17)
15But
- Who owns the portfolio? (100 said the student)
- Data owner
- Data controller
- Data processor
16Should ug/pg portfolios be linked? (100 yes)
- Continuity vs constraints
- Complete data transfer?
- Mandatory transfer?
- Technical issues licensing
-
17Tomorrows Doctors 2009
- Standards for delivery of teaching, learning and
assessment - Domain 1 Patient safety
- Domain 2 Quality assurance, review and
evaluation - Domain 3 Equality, diversity and opportunity
- Domain 4 Student selection
- Domain 5 Design and delivery of curriculum
including assessment - Domain 6 Support development of students,
teachers local faculty - Domain 7 Management of teaching, learning and
assessment - Domain 8 Educational resources and capacity
- Domain 9 - Outcomes
18Tomorrows Doctors 2009 Outcomes for graduates
- The doctor as a scholar a scientist
- The doctor as a practitioner
- The doctor as a professional
- How could/should these be presented?
19e-Learning ePortfolio
- Considerations
- What could (should) be stored?
- e-Learning records eg modules completed, login /
sessions, MCQ attempts and/or results, eDiploma
results - User led or automatic transfer?
- Access rights (programme directors? Colleges?
Employers? Regulators?)
20Public sector / commercial
21Interoperability where to start?
- Undergraduate to postgraduate (medical school to
foundation programme) - E-Learning to ePortfolio
- Specialty to specialty (eg Acute Care Common Stem
/ Generic Curriculum)
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28Demos available for all versions. Alex Haig
alex.haig_at_nes.scot.nhs.uk Karen Beggs
karen.beggs_at_nes.scot.nhs.uk ? (0131) 650
9753/651 4251