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News
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Applying to the School
Recruitment to ACCS CT1 and CT2 one year posts Recruitment to ACCS CT1 and CT2 one year posts opened on 11th March 2011, the closing date is 12th April 2011 and interviews are expected to be held on 3rd May 2011. For all recruitment details and the most up-to-date information please follow the link For all information regarding recruitment please also see Severn Postgraduate Medical Education website. For further information on the Severn School of ACCS please click on the Information Booklet 20... Read more...
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Events
Novice Anaesthesia Category: Training - Mandatory Courses Dates: Day's 1&2 March 10/11th; OR March 17/18th (week 5&6); and Day 3 April 28/29th (week 12) Location: North Bristol NHS Trust, Southmead Hospital, NBT Anaesthetic Dept, Brunel Building, Southmead Hospital,Bristol. BS10 5NB The School of ACCS has arranged and funded this 3-day Novice Anaesthesia Course for trainees rotating to Anaesthesia in August 20... Read more...
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Contact
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ACCS Curriculum
Summary of the Workplace Based Assessments (WBAs) Required ACCS handbook WBA Forms Please click on the links below to download the forms. Acute Medicine Acute Care Assessment Tool (ACAT) Case-based Discussion (CbD) Direct Observation of Procedural Skills (DOPS) Formative Routine DOPS Formative Life Threatening DOPS Summative Routine DOPS Summative Life Threatening Mini Clinical Evaluation Exercise (Mini-CEX) Anaesthesia Anaesthesia Clinical Evaluation Exercise (A-CEX) Anaesthesia Lis... Read more...
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ARCP
Each trainee will have an end of year ARCP assessment which will take place in June or July. The assessment will involve going through the paperwork and ensuring that the trainee is of a satisfactory standard to progress to the next year. The paperwork will be assessed without the trainee being present. There will be a face to face meeting with a training panel including representatives from each of the ACCS specialties as well as either the Head of School or the Training Programme Director. The... Read more...
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Teaching Days and Courses
Guidance on attendance at Regional Training days during your ACCS rotation The following article provides guidance on the attendance at Regional Training days for ACCS trainees. Eligibility to attend the training days is as follows: All ACCS trainees (regardless of base specialty) can attend the Regional ACCS teaching during their AM and EM posts. The programme will be directed to cover the AM and EM elements of the curriculum. EM and AM trainees can continue to attend this training throughout t... Read more...
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Faculty
Educational Supervision In order to be able to approve Educational Supervisor competence, Severn PGME has developed seven core criteria: Roles and Responsibilities of Educational Supervisors and an overview of the other key roles required in the training of doctors. Guidance on required trainee assessments Appraisal processes and skills Educational theory and practice ARCP processes Equality and Diversity (certificated - go to Core Learning Unit to Sign In) Educational Supervisor Handbook ht... Read more...
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About Us
ACCS is the Core training programme leading to Higher Specialist training in Anaesthesia, Intensive Care, Acute Medicine and Emergency Medicine. The first 2 years, organised by the School of ACCS, has training posts in acute care specialties of Anaesthesia, Intensive Care, Emergency Medicine and Acute Medicine. The third training year (sometimes referred to as ST3 or CT3) is in the parent specialty, under the supervision of the appropriate School. Application is by intended future specialty, ent... Read more...