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Educational Supervisors- Core Accreditation requirements
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Introduction of a time limit to applications for CCT and CESR/CEGPR(CP)
Background On the merger of the GMC and PMETB in April 2010 the GMC became responsible for the awarding of the CCTs, other than streamlining the application process the policy around awarding of CCTs has not been reviewed. The CCT application process requires an application from the trainee and a recommendation from the parent college . The GMC invites those trainees that the college have indicated are due to complete their training in the next three to six months, to apply for their CCT via GMC... Read more...
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Your Stories
Acute Care Common Stem - Emergency Medicine (ACCS EM) A personal reflection on my first two years in Severn Postgraduate Medical Education James McDonald CT2 ACCS EM Thinking back, as I approach the end of my CT2 year in the Severn PGME, I am amazed at how far my skills and knowledge have progressed since starting ACCS in August 2010. This has been largely due to the excellent training opportunities and rationalisation of the ACCS EM curriculum provided by the Severn School of ACCS. What follows... Read more...
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Revalidation
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Professional and Generic Skills
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Hospitals
Severn Postgraduate School of ACCS The Severn Postgraduate School of ACCS falls within a large geographical area ranging from Taunton to Gloucester. As a consequence there is a great deal of diversity within each Hospital the School occupies allowing our trainees to experience a various mix of cases throughout their training ranging from agricultural trauma injuries to injuries associated with a densely populated urban environment. Please take the time to explore the following pages highlighting... Read more...
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Royal United Hospital Bath
The Royal United Hospitals Bath NHS Foundation Trust covers a 52 acre site just over a mile from the centre of the city of Bath located in North Somerset. The hospital covers acute care provision for around 500,000 people across parts of South Gloucestershire, West Wiltshire, Bath and North East Somerset. The purpose built Emergency Department is co-located with a GP-run Urgent Care Centre and close to Ambulatory Care services staffed by the Acute Medical team. The single reception and waitin... Read more...
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Gloucester NHS Foundation Trust
The Region
Cheltenham and Gloucester lie at the head of the Severn Estuary, midway between London and South Wales. Gloucester is an old Roman fortification and a historic cathedral city. Cheltenham i...
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Exam Preparation Guide
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Minimum standards for O of H supervision of CT in Anaesthesia
Minimum standards for out of hours supervision of core trainees Bristol School of Anaesthesia & ICM Providing anaesthesia Prior to passing the Initial Assessment of Competence (IAC) all trainees must have direct supervision from an appropriate trainer when providing anaesthesia. Completing the IAC typically takes around 3-4 months, but maybe longer; a trainee may in exceptional circumstances pass their IAC sooner but this would generally only apply to those who have previous experience in... Read more...