Appraisal Flashcards

1
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What form of assessment type is appraisal?

A

Formative

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Who has the responsibility for carrying out appraisals?

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NHS England.

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3
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Who should the appraiser be?

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He should be another GP (principal or non-principal)

Properly trained in Appraisal.

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4
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How much time, on average does appraisal take?

A

4.5 to 6.5 hours.

(This includes 2 to 4 hours of preparation)

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5
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After how many times should you switch your appraiser?

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NHS England recommend that a doctor should have no more than three consecutive appraisals by the same appraiser in the same revalidation cycle.

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What 4 key domains in the GMC’s Good Medical Practice are the content of the appraisal based on?

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  1. Knowledge, skills and performance
    • includes developing and maintaining professional performance
    • includes keeping accurate patient records
  2. Contributing and complying with systems to protect patients
    • includes acting on risks posed by your own health problems
  3. Communication, partnership and teamwork
    • includes the teaching and training of other doctors
  4. Maintaining trust
    • treating patients and colleagues with respect and without discrimination
    • ​acting with honesty and integrity
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