Title: RCGP training
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2RCGP training Trainer Standards
- Dr Jill Edwards
- Medical Director Quality Management Training
Standards
3PMETB
- Independent regulatory body an obligation to
secure and maintain standards in postgraduate
medical education and training in the UK
4Specific responsibilities of PMETB
- Establishing and maintaining standards
- Quality assurance of those standards, including
approval of posts, programmes, courses and GP
Trainers - Certifying doctors for application to specialist
register via the CCT, CESR and CEGPR routes
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6RCGP Training Trainer Standards
- Development
- PMETB generic standards
- Gold Guide
- Target Audience
- Learning Environments
7DOMAIN 1 PATIENT SAFETY
- The duties, working hours and supervision of GP
StRs must be consistent with the delivery of high
quality safe patient care.
8DOMAIN 2QUALITY ASSURANCE, REVIEW AND EVALUATION
- Postgraduate training must be quality managed
locally by deaneries, working with others as
appropriate, but within an overall delivery
system for postgraduate medical education for
which Deans are responsible.
9DOMAIN 3EQUALITY, DIVERSITY AND OPPORTUNITY
- Postgraduate training must be fair and based on
principles of equality
10DOMAIN 4RECRUITMENT, SELECTION AND APPOINTMENT
OF GP SPECIALTY REGISTRARS
- Processes for the recruitment, selection and
appointment of GP StRs must be open, fair and
effective
11DOMAIN 5 DELIVERY OF CURRICULUM INCLUDING
ASSESSMENT
- The requirements set out in the curriculum must
be delivered and assessed - Education and Training
- Assessment and appraisal
12DOMAIN 6SUPPORT AND DEVELOPMENT OF GP StRs,
TRAINERS AND LOCAL FACULTY
- GP StRs must be supported to acquire the
necessary skills and experience through
induction, effective educational supervision, an
appropriate workload, personal support and time
to learn - Induction to the Service
- Educational Induction
- Educational supervision
- Training
- Study leave
- Academic training
13DOMAIN 6EDUCATOR STANDARDS
- GP Educational Supervisor
- GP educational supervisors are responsible for
oversight of the educational progress of a GP StR
through GP specialty training - Clinical supervisor
- Clinical supervisors are clinicians responsible
for overseeing the day-to-day clinical work of
the GP StR in individual placements and for
providing regular feedback on progress to the GP
StR and educational supervisor - Training Programme Director
- Training programme directors are responsible for
quality controlling GP specialty training
programmes in their locality
14DOMAIN 7MANAGEMENT OF EDUCATION AND TRAINING
- Education and training must be planned and
maintained through transparent processes which
show who is responsible at each stage.
15DOMAIN 8EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES AND CAPACITY
- The educational facilities, infrastructure and
leadership must be adequate to deliver the
curriculum. - GP training practices
16DOMAIN 9 OUTCOMES
- The impact of the standards must be tracked
against GP StR outcomes and clear linkages should
be reflected in developing standards.
17So What?
- Situations that might require a redraft of
Deanery Guidance - Practice Visits
- Educator courses