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Hi Charlotte,
1.What works well: think about things that you have particularly
- I think I found these sessions particularly helpful/interesting
2. What you would change: are there any things that we don't do on
- Non clinical teaching sessions could include other General practice
Regular practical sessions.
I think having a regular structured (atleast annually) review of our
3. Are there any things that we do that
Gavin
On 13 Mar, 23:39, Charlotte <ch...@doctors.org.uk> wrote:
> We (the PCME's) would be interested in hearing your feedback about the
> Try to think about the following:
> 1. What works well: think about things that you have particularly
> It would be useful if you could post these things on the forum so that
> As with all these things, the more of you that get involved the more
> Thanks
> enjoyed/valued from the VTS sessions. This might be from the
These are the sessions that I found helpful.
> residentials, the weekly sessions or the small groups.
- Exam preparation for OSCE(CSA)
- Dermatology spotters session
- Attending Old age conference
- Alan's presentations on critical appraisal(reading a paper) and
presenting risk to patients
because either it was a practical session or the speakers were
knowledgeable in the topic.
> VTS that you think we should do?
More clinical teaching sessions
- Each session with a specific focus on general practice clinical
conditions
incorporating an overview of evidence base, current NICE guidelines on
the topic.
related issues
such as QOF standards, Developments/politics in the GP world, outside
speakers such as GPs with a special interest.
- aimed at CSA preparation
- practical procedures in general practice
- improving consultation techniques
VTS training schedule where trainees can express their views to the
VTS course organisers will be helpful. Possibly via confidential
feedback forms. In addition a suggestions box might be useful.
> you feel are inappropriate/not useful for you in your gp training?
Topics chosen for the VTS sessions tend to be broad/vague and dont
usually touch on clinical evidence/guidelines.
However, I have learnt a lot about myself, group dynamics, and life in
general.
> Hi everyone
> VTS. As you may be aware, Michael and Bill are leaving us in the
> summer and there will be some new PCME's coming in to join us. We
> though we would take this opportunity to canvas opinion on what you
> think of your VTS. Please be honest and constructive - it's not
> helpful to say something is rubbish unless you tell us why and perhaps
> make suggestions for how it could be done better.
> enjoyed/valued from the VTS sessions. This might be from the
> residentials, the weekly sessions or the small groups.
> 2. What you would change: are there any things that we don't do on
> VTS that you think we should do? Are there any things that we do that
> you feel are inappropriate/not useful for you in your gp training?
> others can see them too - this will help to inform/stimulate the
> discussion. If there is anything that is particularly sensitive/
> personal then please email me directly.
> valuable the discussion / outcome will be. Where it is technically/
> logistically possible we would like to be able to use this to inform
> and direct change.
> Charlotte