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23 January 2017 - Transform offices

Contact

Jenny Isherwood

jisherwood@doctors.org.uk 

07815 134411

Background

  • Surgical trainee - Higher Specialty 3 (? check this - has done 6 years training incl. Foundation) general surgery (3 years training remaining) - Registrar
  • Thames Valley (Oxford)
  • Currently on the National Medical Directors leadership and management fellowship working in external relations at Royal College of Physicians (OOPe)
  • Very interested in process improvement and the way that technology can support this - self-taught basic coding to build the Oxford School of Surgery website and an app for one of the local trusts: "I am a huge ambassador for the use of technology to improve efficiency and simplify processes"

Notes from discussion

Materials used: Big Picture; Assessments App Map; video demo of Assessments/trainee portal (incl. desktop & mobile)


Work-based assessments/ePortofolio

Interested in where TIS fit in with ePortfolio - have to do all workplace-based assessments on ePortfolio.

Royal College of Surgeons ePortfoilo is Intercollegiate Surgical Curriculum Programme - ISCP (https://www.iscp.ac.uk) (NB - website includes detailed descriptions of different assessment types including sample forms etc in its public space). ISCP has been recee

Log in to ISCP at least once a week.

Different types of workplace-based assessments - all on ISCP:

  1. CBD - Case-based discussions: trainee sees patient, discusses with consultant, links experience/discussion with curriculum topics → send to assessor who gives feedback and signs off
  2. CEX - Clinical Examinations: Assessor will observe trainee examining a patient. Not always directly observed - if assessor is confident of trainee's ability may sign off based on word of trainee
  3. DOPS - Direct Observations of Procedural Skills: assessor observes trainee undertaking specific procedure - tends to be more basic procedures and more junior trainees (registrars wouldn't do this as will have demonstrated competency in these procedures earlier in training)
  4. PBA - Procedure Based Assessment: observational assessment of more detailed procedures e.g. complete operations
  5. Annual 360 degree /TAB feedback: Trainee completes self-assessment; same form completed by 12 others (range of colleagues both clinical and non-clinical); all managed through ePortfolio - 'raters' chosen from list or trainee can invite others to register (needs to be a certain quota of different roles included). Completed forms accessed by Educational Supervisor who shares summary with trainee. Can investigate any issues flagged by raters.

All of these managed on ISCP including workflows etc for sign off.


Trainee view

Dashboard with alerts etc. Detail pages where trainee logs information. Structured areas for each type off assessment - forms with workflows etc. Example screens:



For ARCP

Education Supervisors get a summary view of assessments completed. This is what is reviewed by panel in ARCP.






Trainee perspective of what's needed from Trainee Portal

Want to know:

Training days

  • What training is available? e.g. Regional teaching programme - might be 4th Friday of every month 
  • Currently just relies on sending out emails






Oxford School of Surgery Website

Got funding from TPD to set this up & run for 3 years - funding will run out this summer

Was a need for this because Thames Valley deanery website is out of date (training information is on a website linked from the HEE Thames Valley section on the main HEE website:

"Postgraduate education information for doctors in the Thames Valley is available on a separate website - www.oxforddeanery.nhs.uk"). Still called 'deanery' and the information on Surgery only lists 3 of the specialties available. (NB - these pages currently state they are under review). Anyone applying for Surgical training at Oxford would look at the website - fact it doesn't list all specialties says a lot. Not having good information means that you won't get the best trainees.

Set up own website to provide 




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