Publications
Medicine
Co-ordinated Learning and Development Network for General Practice Nursing
First edition of a twice yearly newsletter to provide Scottish nurses employed by General Practice with an informative update.
SCREDS annual report 2010/2011
An overview of the academic training in medicine and activity for the year 2010/11
Annual Review of Competence Progression (ARCP)
The Annual Review of Competence Progression (ARCP) is the method of ensuring that doctors in training make satisfactory progress through their training by having a panel examine reports, portfolio evidence of training and by interviewing a percentage of trainees. This policy suite includes appropriate paperwork for preparing for the ARCP and the roles of the trainee, trainer and lay representatives.
Doctors in Difficulty Request for Further Support
Doctors in Difficulty Request for Further Support
Scottish Medical Careers Handbook
Handbook of options and things to consider in developing a career in medicine.
North of Scotland Deanery Bulletin Bulletin 4 - July 2011
Summary of activities in the North Deanery.
Faculty Development Project Briefing Note June 2011
Briefing note to stakeholders outlining progress of the working groups within the project.
Medical Annual Report May 2011
This report gives an overview of the many ways NES is performing its role as the education, training and workforce development organisation of the NHS in supporting medical staff to deliver the highest standards of patient care.
North of Scotland Deanery Bulletin Bulletin 3 March 2011
The North of Scotland Deanery Bulletin - March 2011
North of Scotland Deanery Bulletin Edition 2 June 2010
The Deanery is gearing up for the visit in a couple of weeks by our regulator, the GMC (now incorporating PMETB). The visitors will be monitoring and assessing our quality management processes to ensure that the Deanery is meeting all of its requirements.
North of Scotland Deanery Bulletin Edition 1 May 2010
The Deanery is primarily responsible for Postgraduate Medical Education and Training across a diverse range of educational environments, from remote primary care settings, through small hospital environments to University Teaching Centres offering a complete range of Foundation, GP and Specialty training experience.
GP Appraisal Annual Report 2009-2010
An Overview of General Practitioner Appraisal in Scotland.
Medical Directorate Annual Report 2010
This is the first annual Report on Postgraduate Medical Education that NHS Education for Scotland has produced. Its purpose is simple: to inform a wide range of interested people, both within Scotland and beyond, of what we do. Delivering quality postgraduate training to more than 5,500 doctors across Scotland at a crucial stage in their career is a complex task. The Report lifts the lid on how we do this.
Quality Management of Postgraduate Medical Education and Training in Scotland
The Quality Framework makes clear that Postgraduate Deaneries are accountable for the quality of PGME.
Appraisal Handbook for General Practice Nurses
(NES) General Practice Nurse (GPN)1 Appraisal Handbook has been developed as a flexible resource for use in nurse appraisals in general practice. It was developed in response to repeated requests for a resource to assist in general practice nurse appraisal from a range of stakeholders. This handbook contains information and advice for appraiser and appraisee, as well as documentation.
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