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Educational credit

dannyjnwong edited this page Jan 20, 2016 · 9 revisions
  • Please add notes on how we might map the course to existing curricula
  • FRCA
  • FICM
  • ACCS
  • Foundation programme
  • Critical care nursing

FRCA

AR_IK_05 Describes and explains the methodology and processes of clinical research, including but not exclusively: -Ethical and approval considerations raised by research; -The importance of study design in clinical research; -The importance of statistical analyses AR_IK_08 Demonstrates a knowledge of research principles AR_IK_09 Explains how to test, refine and verify hypotheses AR_IK_10 Explains how reasoning leads to hypothesis within the context of clinical likelihood AR_IK_11 Understands the difference between population-based assessment and unit-based studies and is able to evaluate outcomes for epidemiological work AR_IS_02 Describe the working uses of national and local databases used for audit such as specialty data collection systems, cancer registries, and for reporting and learning from clinical incidents and near misses in the UK AR_HK_01 Understands their role in supporting quality through participating in and promoting audit of clinical outcomes AR_HK_05 Knows about the National Institute for Academic Anaesthesia • AR_HS_02 Undertakes a literature review in relation to a clinical problem or • topic and presents the same • AR_HS_04 Uses statistical methods to analyse data and estimate probabilities • AR_HS_08 Proposes and tests ways to improve patient care • AR_HS_12 Encourages discussion amongst colleagues on evidence-based practice • AR_HS_15 Identifies the ethical issues relating to the organisation of clinical research • AR_HS_16 Outlines the principles of formulating a research question and designing a project • AR_HS_18 Demonstrates the use of reference manager software in the production of manuscripts • AR_HS_19 Demonstrates ability to analyse research data using advanced statistical software e.g. SPSS • AR_AK_01 Commits to leadership in relation to evidence based practice • AR_AK_02 Understands how to undertake thorough data searches including involving professional literature • AR_AK_03 Up to date with current clinical and research literature in their areas of interest • AR_AK_06 Presents clinical and academic work at deanery and national scientific meetings where possible submitting reports for presentation or posters • AR_AK_07 Knows how to produce a poster summarising a project for presentation • AR_AK_08 Understands material specifically related to their ‘project’ • AR_AS_01 Contributes to the development of local and national clinical guidelines and protocol • AR_AS_05 Shows willingness to encourage and take part in research • AR_AS_06 Applies appropriate ethical research approval • AR_AS_07 Follows guidelines on ethical conduct in research and consent for research • AR_AS_08 Demonstrates ability to write a scientific paper • AR_AS_09 Acquires skills relating to their project • AR_AS_10 Attends relevant national and international meetings • IS_K_02 Recognises that real improvements come from changing systems not changing within systems • MN_HK_03 Understands how patients are referred for hospital treatment • MN_HK_04 Describes the local structure of NHS management in their locality and knows that the structures vary between commissioning bodies and between the countries of the UK • MN_HK_05 Describes the ways that services for anaesthesia, pain medicine and critical care are structured including an appreciation of local differences • MN_HK_06 Understand that healthcare is always subject to change and debate as a result of political, social, technical, economic, organisational and professional factors that impact on provision of service: -Recognises their role as an advocate for quality and consistency in patient care in the face of such debates; -Accepts that compromise in such debates may have impact on medical care • MN_AS_01 Undertakes management tasks on behalf of their supervisor including: -Preparing papers to present at meetings; -Researching issues to brief relevant members of the team; -Preparing presentations; -Delivering presentations; -Developing option appraisals in relation to impending decisions

Foundation Programme

I've picked out specific areas from the latest FP Curriculum.

Foundation docs would be able to add attending our course as an Additional Achievement on their ePortfolio and link this to the areas of the curriculum listed below (they need curriculum links like these for their end-of-year review). Note that if we provide a PDF Certificate this linking process will be easier.

3.2 Quality and safety improvement

  • Manages, analyses and presents at least one quality improvement project and uses the results to improve patient care

6.1 Lifelong learning

  • Maintains personal development e-portfolio by recording learning needs and personal reflection including career development and planning / Recognises personal learning needs, addresses these proactively and sets SMART goals
  • Provides evidence to demonstrate continuing personal and professional development via e-portfolio and supporting documentation.

6.2 Evidence, guidelines, care protocols and research

  • Finds and interprets evidence relating to clinical questions
  • Demonstrates the use of literature, guidelines and experience in the development of clinical skills over the previous year