Appraisal
Lobby your College on revalidation!
The consultants committee believes that it is important for doctors to lobby their Colleges to express their views on the methods of recertification in their specialty and on revalidation as a whole.Appraisal toolkit for GPs, May 2008
An appraisal toolkit for GPs produced by Dr Paula Wright, a member of the GPC's sessional GPs subcommittee.Using job planning and appraisal to satisfy revalidation for consultants, April 2008
A discussion paper which outlines how job planning and appraisal tools that are already being used by consultants could be used to satisfy the aims of revalidation.Funding of appraisal for salaried and freelance GPs - guidance, September 2006
This guidance note from the General Practitioners Committee is written specifically for salaried and freelance GPs on the funding of their appraisal. It also highlights what action should be taken if there are any problems in receiving appropriate fundingRevalidation for salaried and freelance GPs, September 2006
This note gives an update on revalidation for salaried and freelance and locum GPs, and recommends action that doctors should take.Survey of staff and associate specialist grade doctor appraisal: Report, May 2005
This report presents the results of a survey of UK staff and associate specialist grade (SAS) doctors on their views and experiences of appraisal.Appraisal for independent sector doctors employed by the NHS - whole practice appraisal
This guidance on whole practice appraisal gives advice on how to carry out independent sector appraisal for doctors employed by the NHS and who have practising privileges at independent hospitals.Appraisal for doctors employed in the private sector
This is guidance on how to carry out independent sector appraisal for doctors employed in the private sectorAppraisal for independent sector doctors who are not employed, but have practising privileges with one or more provider
This is a guide to independent sector appraisal for doctors who are not employed, but have practising privileges with one or more providerAppraisal for doctors not employed but who practise in the private sector and have no practising privileges
This guidance is for doctors who are not employed, but who practise in the private sector and have no practising privilegesAppraisal funding
The appraisal funding guidance sets out the funding that the English Health Department has made available to GPs for NHS appraisal. It gives guidance on how this should be allocated, and indicates the likely time needed for appraisal.Appraisal: a guide for medical practitioners
This report from the Board of Medical Education serves as a resource for doctors interested in learning more about the principles and practice involved in the annual appraisal process.