transition to practice Flashcards

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what are the 2 things that can impact your personal and professional life

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professional identity and dealing with error

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differences between internship and residencies

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internships are about 1 year and are to get a taster of an area and aimed at new graduates
residencies are about 3 years and are the next step after an internship

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3
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what amount of hours must vets undertake of CPD

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105 hours in a 3 year period - 35 hours per year

nurses 45 hours over 3 years - 15 a year

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4
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what is the RCVS pdp

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self assessment system to help professional learning

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what is meant by VDS on a job advert

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professional indemnity insurance that will compensate the client for negligent act or omission by professional
- civil court awards compensation as consequence of negligence - vet doesn’t have to pay the money

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how much as statutory sick pay and how to you qualify for it

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£92.05 a week off work for 4 or more days in a row - paid for up to 28 weeks

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what is meant by a linked period of sickness

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last 4 or more days and be 8 weeks or les apart

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when must you give a doctors sick note

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if you are off sick for more than 7 days in a row

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when are you considered not eligible for SSP

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continuous series of linked periods that last more than 3 years

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10
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what is a contract to provide services

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when a person agrees to do work for someone

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what is meant by an employment contract

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you accept this as soon as you accept a job - does not have to be written down

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what are the legal parts of a contract

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the terms - need to be verbally agreed and in an employee handbook or notice board

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what is an implied term on a contract

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nothing clearly agreed about a particular issue - euch as employees not stealing, employer providing a safe and secure environment etc

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14
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what is the minimum paid holidays

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5.6 weeks - 28 days a year

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what must an employer give to employees if their job lasts longer than a month

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written statement of employment particulars - provided within 2 months

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16
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what is the amount of annual leave per year workers should be given

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28 days - calculate by multiplying the normal days they work a week by the annual entitlement of 5.6 weeks

17
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what is the maximum hours a week you can work

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48 hours unless 24 hour shift is required

18
Q

what is meant by opting out

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choosing to work more than 48 hours average a week

19
Q

what do emplyers see as the most important communication skills

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empathy, communication and collaboration and clinical and practical skills

20
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what are the skills that employer s value the most

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carrying out sedation and anaesthetises procedures and clinical examinations