Appraisal area |
Types of evidence that are likely to be requested |
1.Clinical care |
Reflective Practice – reports of significant event audits with evidence of learning outcomes and changes implemented-or reflective learning diary linked into PDP Audit –a list of audits –personal or team based-related to chronic disease management in which you have been involved over the past five years- plus at least one quality assurance report audit annually that you have been personally involved in-must include review of practice –changes and review of outcomes- |
2.Maintaining Good Practice |
PDP-produced annually with documentation of how you identified your learning needs, whether and how they were met-with an explanation for needs not met. Documentation from five years of appraisal including Form 4s and the signed off section of Form 3s CPR – certification of retraining every three years with assessment of competence Prescribing- evidence of safe and effective prescribing PACT data QOF data etc |
3.Relationships with patients |
Communication skills :a demonstration of review of this area-a joint surgery or video review-reflections on participation in any communication skills teaching Complaints-evidence to show the practice has an effective complaints procedure-A written review of any complaints made against you, with any learning needs or changes in practice Patient satisfaction –participation in a validated satisfaction survey which gives individualized feedback to each GP, with reflections on the findings and a description of actions taken |
4.Working with colleagues |
Effective Team working-written examples of colleague feedback on your teamwork and communication skills [ a completed 360 feedback process] Records –evidence that the Dr provides adequate written or computer records of all patient contacts-independent audit |
5.Teaching and training |
Teaching skills-provision of evidence to show competency in teaching eg trainer re-accreditation or trainer group peer review |
6.Research |
Research- some evidence of outcomes and of adherence to local research governance procedures |
8.Health |
Self confirmation-no external evidence required unless there are known health issues needing review |
9.Probity |
Self confirmation –concerns about probity will usually be addressed and monitored via other PCT procedures |
Appraisal evidence
update October 2006
Produced by RCGP but yet to be confirmed by GMC [5/05]