Supporting information for a medical appraisal
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Medical Appraisals The GMC requires doctors to provide appropriate supporting information across the whole of their scope of practice that requires a licence to practise, not just clinical roles.
You must declare all parts of your scope of practice and, for each of them where appropriate, provide all
six types of supporting information over the revalidation cycle:
l CPD
l QIA
l significant events, if there are any
l patient feedback
l colleague feedback
l complaints and compliments, if there are any
We recommend that you keep the documentation of your supporting information reasonable and proportionate while ensuring that you have demonstrated that you are up-to-date and fit to practise in every scope of practice. Your appraiser will help you determine whether there are any gaps in your portfolio of supporting information and support you in working out how best to fill those gaps. Your responsible officer (RO) will tell you if your portfolio demonstrates sufficient engagement in reflective practice and provides the supporting information required by the GMC.
If you have any queries that your appraiser cannot resolve, we recommend that you seek early confirmation from your RO that what you are planning is going to be acceptable.
Content: Mythbusters@RCGP
This channel is a great place for content on GMC appraisal and revalidation for doctors and designated bodies. If you are a doctor or a designated body and looking for a doctor appraisal or a medical appraiser as part of the GMC requirements, feel free to get in touch. We also offer guidance on a Suitable person or Responsible officer requirements.
For more information and for help/support for a medical appraisal, please visit Medical Appraisals at https://medicalappraisals.org.uk/
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