BAMM & Healthcare Events Joint Conference
A Practical Guide to Appraisal, Revalidation and Recertification
Implementing Medical Revalidation: Principles and next steps: the Report of the CMO Working Group 14th January 2009 76 Portland Place, London
Chairman Prof Judith Hulf Vice Chairman The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges & President, The Royal College of Anaesthetists Chairman’s Introduction Welcome Prof Jenny Simpson OBE Chief Executive, The British Association of Medical Managers & Workstream Chair, Tackling Concerns Locally White Paper Implementation Group, Department of Health Medical Revalidation: Principles and Next Steps Sir Liam Donaldson, Chief Medical Officer for England & Chair, The National Medical Revalidation Working Group • an update from the Medical Revalidation Working Group • changing systems, process and culture • what do Doctors and Managers think of revalidation: positives and negatives • moving forward Relicensing and specialist recertification: An Update Finlay Scott, Chief Executive The General Medical Council & Member, The National Medical Revalidation Working Group • when will the first licences be issued and what are the requirements • revalidation and relicensure: developing the new standards • developing the standardised module of appraisal • moving forward: how local systems will feed into the revalidation process Questions and answers, followed by coffee and exhibition
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CONFERENCE SPLITS: MAIN STREAM AND WORKSHOPS
STREAM A: Appraisal and Revalidation: Moving Forward STREAM B: Workshops
Stream A: Appraisal and Revalidation: Moving Forward
11.40 Developing appraisal systems in line with revalidation Dr Keith Judkins, Medical Director (Secondary Care) NHS Revalidation Support Team • the vision for appraisal • how the standardised module will fit within local systems • how appraisal will feed into revalidation • involving patients in the appraisal and revalidation process • the changes that need to be implemented in practice to enable this to occur Appraising the specialist elements for recertification Dr Ian Starke, Medical Director for Revalidation and Director of CPD The Royal College of Physicians, London • appraisal of specialist v generalist skills • developing the specialist standards for recertification • appraisal for recertification: looking forward Developing outcome focused appraisal: improving the information on which appraisal is based Prof Nick Black, Chairman The National Clinical Audit Advisory Group & Professor of Health Services Research, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine • moving towards appraisal driven by clinical outcomes • underpinning appraisal with high quality clinical information and clinical audit • analysing and benchmarking clinician specific clinical outcomes: developing information which reflects and monitors performance • tips for appraisees and appraisers in practice Questions and answers, followed by lunch and exhibition Appraising the Appraisers Dr Jenny King Chartered Psychologist & Director Edgecume Consulting • ensuring appraisers get feedback on their performance • addressing the needs of appraisers in a structured manner • appraising appraisers: what support to appraisers need? our experience and moving forward Appraisal and revalidation for locums and transitory doctors Dr Richard Fieldhouse, Chief Executive Officer The National Association of Sessional GPs With Dr Kwee Matheson, Appraisal Lead, NHS Professionals(Doctors) • appraising and revalidating locums in primary and secondary care • suggestions for revalidation of locum doctors from NASGP and NHSP • current issues in managing performance of locums Implementing Medical Revalidation: Bringing it all together in an NHS Trust Dr Yasmin Drabu Medical Director, Consultant Microbiologist & Director of Infection Prevention and Control Barking, Havering and Redbridge Hospitals NHS Trust Member, The National Medical Revalidation and Education Working Group • changing the culture: addressing concerns locally • linking appraisal with business planning • implementation in practice: where we have got to and moving forward Questions and answers, followed by tea and exhibition 15.40
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Stream B: Workshops
Stream B Chairman: Prof Sarah Thomas Postgraduate Dean South Yorkshire and South Humber Postgraduate Deanery Member, The National Medical Revalidation and Education Working Group Workshop A: Preparing for Revalidation: A Guide for Appraisee’s 11.40 Developing your appraisal and revalidation portfolio Dr Brian Rambihar GP Principal Sandy Lane Surgery, Preston, GP Tutor and Appraisal and Revalidation Advisor, Central Lancashire PCT • developing a multidimentional portfolio on which appraisal is based • assessing evidence with PRIDE- a new model for evidence assessment • developing evidence of good practice: tips for appraisees • moving forward in practice: developing your portfolio of evidence • our approach in Central Lancashire Preparing for the specialist elements for recertification Prof Irving Taylor Chair, Professional Standards Committee & Recertification Committee The Royal College of Surgeons of England & Member, The National Medical Revalidation and Education Working Group • appraisal of specialist v generalist skills • developing the specialist standards for recertification • preparing for recertification: looking forward Making appraisal more interesting and dynamic Facilitated Forum Workshop Drama led by Steps Drama (www.stepsdrama.com) • bringing realistic appraisal scenarios to life: a drama • addressing problematic scenarios in appraisal • sharing best practice: interactive debate and discussion Questions and answers, followed by lunch and exhibition
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Workshop B: Developing 360 Degree/Multisource Feedback Systems 14.00 Implementing 360 degree/Multisource systems to feed in to appraisal and revalidation Mr Bob Mason, Consultant Surgeon & Deputy Medical Director Guys & St Thomas’ NHS Trust • an introduction to 360 degree appraisal • why 360 degree appraisal has been proposed as part of revalidation for all healthcare professionals • incorporating 360 into the wider appraisal process • 360 at all stages of training • involving patients in the process • how feedback should be communicated to individual doctors • current and future developments in 360/Multi-source feedback Session followed by Interactive discussion facilitated by BAMM 15.00 Questions and answers, followed by tea and exhibition 15.40
FINAL JOINT SESSIONS
15.30 Tackling Concerns: what to do if performance issues arise within the appraisal or revalidation process Dr Emyr Wynn-Jones, Board Member & Vice Chair, BAMM Medical Director Doncaster and Bassettlaw Hospitals NHS Trust & Working Group Member, Tackling Concerns Locally, White Paper Implementation Group Department of Health • what to do if performance problems arise either through 360-degree appraisal or the formal appraisal process • tackling concerns locally: developments around recording concerns, the GMC Affiliate and the role and development of the responsible officer • moving forward with tackling concerns: an update from the Tackling Concerns Locally White Paper Implementation Group Supporting clinicians in difficulty Prof Alastair Scotland, Director, The National Clinical Assessment Service & Chairman, Health for Healthcare Professionals White Paper Reference Group, Department of Health • NCAS, its context, its work and its service • How NCAS' service differs across the UK • The Health of Healthcare Professionals White Paper Reference Group: moving forward Questions and answers, close
Confirmed
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