The first statement of the curriculum Being a General Practitioner describes the core knowledge, skills, attitudes and expertise a doctor needs to acquire to become a competent GP. For this reason it is known as the core statement.

There are six core competencies

Primary Care Management
Person centred care
Specific problem solving skills
A comprehensive approach
Community orientation
A holistic approach

Downloads

The curriculum explained

Good Medical Practice - Duties of a Doctor

Dealing with multiple problems - agenda setting

GP funding streams 2008

Making IT & gadgets work for you in 2008

HDR News

Venue: HRI

Date: 9/9/08 (Lunch 13:00 and HDR start 14:00)

Topic: PBL 1 delivery and PBL 2 planning

Preparation: If you were unable to attend HDR on 2/9/09 then Read the PBL1 case scenario (click) and identify the clinical, non clinical and professional issues it raises.

Choose a learning need that matches to the curriculum, address it and bring it to the PBL feedback group.

News & Updates

The News page (click) - Keep up to date with what is happening, as it happens, whether it’s changes to the e-portfolio, nMRCGP assessments or our website.

HDR handouts (click) - Missed HDR? You can now catch up by reading the handouts.

Next Trainers' Workshop

Venue: Church Lane Surgery

Date: 11/9/08

Topic:

1. Hot topics and burning issues.

2. E-Portfolio Curriculum matching. LTFTT.

3. Reflections on ARCP panels & Educational Supervision.

4. Trainer participation in HDR.

5. Feedback from Q&A meeting with Deanery and Trust

Preparation: Read the excellent document Making the e-portfolio work for you (click) which outlines what your Registrar should and should not be doing!

Educational Supervision Deadlines

The next deadline is September 26th (Supplementary Yorkshire Deanery Review).

Please read our website disclaimer (click).