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Appraisal Revalidation Audits |
In the maintaining good medical
practice section of Good Medical Practice (2006) the
GMC states that we should reflect regularly on your
standards of medical practice and take part in
regular and systematic audit.
Audits in practice may be personal, part of QoF or
done by others e.g. nursing staff or pharmacists
Information from audits can usefully be included in
the appraisal folder but only with a commentary on
the relevance of these to the individual GP
submitting them, and reflection on how this affected
practice or produced learning for the individual.
Click here access Reflective record Audit
(Word)
A description
of a clinical audit should include
·
Title
·
Reason
for choice [personal learning need, practice
concern etc]
·
Dates
of the data collections
·
Standards set and where they were derived from
e.g. NICE/ local PCT etc
·
Results
of first data collection in relation to
standards
·
A
summary of discussion of first data collection
and changes agreed
·
Results
of second data collection in relation to
standards
·
Reflections on the audit in terms of learning
and GMP areas
This page was last updated on:
04 May 2009 |
