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Section 1: The roles and responsibilities of the SAS tutor

(1.1) Section 1: The roles and responsibilities of the SAS Tutor

(1.2) The roles and responsibilities of the SAS Tutor

(1.3) Eligibility and entry recommendations for SAS Tutors

(1.4) Reflection

(1.5) Training for the job

(1.6) Pastoral role: doctors in difficulty

(1.7) Pastoral role: representation

(1.8) Pastoral role: research and audit opportunities

(1.9) Section 1: Recap

(1.10) Section 1: Summary

 

Section 2: SAS Doctors – their training needs

(2.1) SAS Doctors – their training needs

(2.2) SAS Doctors – their training needs

(2.3) The four groups of SAS Psychiatrists

(2.4) The four groups of SAS Psychiatrists

(2.5) All SAS Psychiatrists

(2.6) Setting training needs targets

(2.7) Setting Level 1 targets: common to all Medical Practitioners

(2.8) Setting Level 2 targets: common to all Psychiatrists

(2.9) Setting Level 3 targets: common to all Psychiatrists

(2.10) Setting Level 3 Targets: common to all Specialty Psychiatrists

(2.11) Setting Level 4 targets: related specifically to the job

(2.12) SAS Psychiatrists who are preparing for MRCPsych examinations

(2.13) Reflection

(2.14) Role of the SAS Tutor towards the clinician preparing for MRCPsych examinations

(2.15) SAS Psychiatrists preparing to apply for CESR under Article 14

(2.16) The CESR Article 14 application process

(2.17) The CESR Article 14 application process

(2.18) Other SAS Psychiatrists

(2.19) Other SAS Psychiatrists

(2.20) Section 2: Recap

(2.21) Section 2: Summary

 

Section 3 – Preparing a strategy for development and education of SAS Psychiatrists

(3.1) Section 3 – Preparing a strategy for development and education of SAS Psychiatrists

(3.2) Section 3 – Preparing a strategy for development and education of SAS Psychiatrists

(3.3) Reflection

(3.4) Suggested Key Principles to follow in planning strategy for development and education of SAS Doctors

(3.5) Components of the educational process for SAS Doctors

(3.6) Annual appraisal

(3.7) Reflection

(3.7) Appraisee responsibilities

(3.8) Appraiser responsibilities

(3.9) Job planning

(3.10) Reflection

(3.11) Developing a personal portfolio

(3.12) Ongoing educational activity and development

(3.13) Educational activities: in-house educational programmes

(3.14) Educational activities: study leave

(3.15) Educational activities: teaching

(3.16) Educational supervision

(3.17) Section 3: Recap

(3.18) Section 3: Summary

 

Section 4: Workplace-based assessment for SAS psychiatrists

(4.1) Section 4: Workplace-based assessment for SAS psychiatrists

(4.2) Background of WPBA – MMC, PMETB and safe working

(4.3) Background of WPBA – Modernising Medical Careers (MMC)

(4.4) Background of WPBA – PMETB

(4.5) Background of WPBA – Safety

(4.6) Organisation of WPBA

(4.7) Reflection

(4.8) Elements of WPBA

(4.9) Assessment of Clinical Expertise (ACE)

(4.10) Brief or focused assessment of clinical expertise (Mini-ACE)

(4.11) Directly Observed Procedural Skills (DOPS)

(4.12) Case Based Discussion

(4.13) Multi-source feedback

(4.14) Section 4: Recap

(4.15) Section 4: Summary

 

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