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Workshop 1: Our shared rules Elizabeth Kilgour NES Healthcare Science Specialty Lead; Infection Science HCS Postgraduate Trainee Event; COSLA 3-2-2017 Quality Education for a Healthier Scotland Workshop 1- Objectives Awareness of


  1. Workshop 1: “Our shared rules” Elizabeth Kilgour NES Healthcare Science Specialty Lead; Infection Science HCS Postgraduate Trainee Event; COSLA 3-2-2017 Quality Education for a Healthier Scotland

  2. Workshop 1- Objectives • Awareness of NES Knowledge Network and associated resources • Understanding and application of NES shared rules- regulation • Trainee/ Trainer / support; Special Measures • HCS Postgraduate Trainee handbook Quality Education for a Healthier Scotland

  3. NHS Education for Scotland Public Website Quality Education for a Healthier Scotland

  4. NES Portal https://www.portal.scot. nhs.uk/ Quality Education for a Healthier Scotland

  5. NES HCS Knowledge Network • Self assessment • Principles for admissions, • Principles for practice placement • Special measures guide Available at www.knowledge.scot.nhs.uk/hcstrainees/postgraduates.aspx Quality Education for a Healthier Scotland

  6. NES HCS Shared Rules Cover Scientist Training Programme , Clinical scientist routes and all other HCS postgraduate trainees, regardless of stream/discipline – HCS Postgraduate community! • Admission Principles • Practice Placement Principles • Special Measures Quality Education for a Healthier Scotland

  7. NES HCS Shared Rules Admission principles Recruitment HCPC SETs – covers ALL HCS postgraduate trainees Practice placement principles HCPS SET’s -covers ALL HCS postgraduate trainees • Relevant postgraduate course • HEI / professional body guides/ CCL/rotations/monitor progression (annual reporting) Safe and supportive environment-prepared! • Collaboration with HEI • Approved and monitored placements – (self assessments!) • Appropriately qualified supervisors ( cv’s ! ) • Quality Education for a Healthier Scotland

  8. NES HCS Shared Rules Special measures • In cases where either trainees, supervisors or training departments cannot demonstrate satisfactory attainment or maintenance of training standards. • Ensure patient safety • Ensure trainee progression • Support to trainee, supervisor and department • Resolution • Consequences? Quality Education for a Healthier Scotland

  9. Trainees in Difficulty Quality Education for a Healthier Scotland

  10. Trainee and Supervisor Surveys 2016 “Are you aware of Special Measures? ” Supervisors Trainees Quality Education for a Healthier Scotland

  11. Special measures case study Case study…………. discussion What aspects of Special Measures rules would be invoked in this case…trainee / supervisor /departments perspective ? Quality Education for a Healthier Scotland

  12. Special Measures – YOUR feedback….. • What’s your view on how Special Measures has been promoted…could it be better - if so, how? • Are Special Measures fair-if not, why not? • Are they relevant/ fit for purpose-do they provide a good mechanism to raise concerns- is there a better way? • Are there any elements missing-how can we better protect and support trainees? Discussion…. • Leads to Postgraduate handbook Quality Education for a Healthier Scotland

  13. NES Generic Postgraduate HCS Trainee Handbook….. • NES aims to provide a generic Postgraduate Trainee handbook, covering all postgraduate routes, so….. Quality Education for a Healthier Scotland

  14. NES Medical Careers Handbook Quality Education for a Healthier Scotland

  15. National School STP Handbook Quality Education for a Healthier Scotland

  16. Generic NES Postgraduate HCS Trainee Handbook….. Discussion………. What would be included in our handbook? List your “ Top 5 “ you would like to see included and would find helpful in a NES generic postgraduate trainee handbook. Quality Education for a Healthier Scotland

  17. THANKS EVERYONE! Elizabeth.kilgour@nes.scot.nhs.uk Quality Education for a Healthier Scotland

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