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Feedback on NHS GP Placements by GPStRs Group Captain Amos

Discover detailed insights from GPStRs Group Captain Alison M. Amos FRCGP on pre-placement information, benefits, changes, and optimal length for General Practice placements in the NHS. Gain valuable tips for tailored induction programs, leave allowances, working hours, software usage, learning needs, and more.

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Feedback on NHS GP Placements by GPStRs Group Captain Amos

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  1. FEEDBACK ON NHS GP PLACEMENTS - GPStRs Group Captain Alison M Amos FRCGP Director of Postgraduate General Practice Education

  2. Questions • Information before placement • Benefits? • What might you change? • Optimum length

  3. Information Pre Placement • Plenty of time for Performers List • Seeing the SLA paperwork (now in GP Training Manual) • Confirmation of leave allowances • Meeting with the practice before and keep in touch • Planned working hours • OOH • Software used • Learning needs • Tailored Induction programme • Plan leave • Speaking to previous GPStRs • Needs of civilian patients v military

  4. Benefits • Exposure to the elderly, children, palliative care and chronic disease management (including MH) • Social problems • PCT and impact upon the practice • NHS Practice Management • QOF • Experiences of the PHCT in the community • Excellent preparation for CSA/AKT • NHS Trainer offered tutorial on practice management pre AKT after returned to military

  5. What might you change • Maintain military contact • ?military ES • If ES not possible then • visit from military trainer • Or some ‘keep in touch days’ with the military • Handover from trainer to trainer • Move back to longer consultations initially

  6. Optimum length • Variable responses • Minimum of 6 months • Some prefer up to one year

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