Educational Supervision

 

Twice within every six months a GP Specialty Trainee (GPST) during the ST1, 2 and 3 has to take part in an education supervision meeting. Read our downloads detailing the areas assessed and what is required of a Registrar in way of preparation.

Educational Supervision

 

The Educational Supervisor's Report (click)

Twice within every six months a GP Specialty Trainee (GPST) during the ST1, 2 and 3 has to take part in an education supervision meeting. Read about the areas assessed and what is required of you the Registrar.

 

 

Things you must bring to the Educational Supervision meeting:

• The completed COT or Mini-CEX competency mapping forms (click)
• The completed CBD competency mapping form (click)
• Your Half Day Release attendance spreadsheet (click)
• Also you must ensure that you have an e-portfolio entry detailing your reflections on your last post, as per Yorkshire Deanery NOE guidelines (click)
• Ensure you have updated your self assessment in the e-portfolio (the 12 competency areas)
• Your sick leave and complaints summary (click)

 

Please make sure you read the download on Preparing for Educational Supervision  (click) as this will help ensure that you get the most out of the review.

 

 

How does your Educational Supervisor assess the 12 nMRCGP competencies?

 

What do we mean by competent? (click)

 

 

Where will they find the evidence?

 

The WPBA tools where evidence for each competence is most likely to be found are shown below.

 

Competence Area	MSF	PSQ	COT	CbD	CEX	CSR
Communication and consultation skills	x	x	x		x	x
Practising holistically		x	x	x		x
Data gathering and interpretation	x		x	x	x	x
Making a diagnosis/decisions	x		x	x	x	x
Clinical management	x		x	x	x	x
Managing medical complexity				x	x	x
Primary care admin and IMT				x
Working with colleagues and in teams	x			x		x
Community orientation				x		x
Maintaining performance, learning and teaching	x				x	x
Maintaining an ethical approach	x			x		x
Fitness to practise	x			x		x