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Making a Difference as a College Tutor Dr Dheya Biswas Royal College Of Physicians of London CT & ACT Autumn Conference November 2016

Making a Difference as a College Tutor

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Making a Difference as a

College Tutor

Dr Dheya Biswas

Royal College Of Physicians of London

CT & ACT Autumn Conference

November 2016

Overview

• Introducing myself

• The local model

• Education partnerships

• What we are doing locally

• The benefits of the work

• Finale and questions

Introducing myself

• Consultant in Acute and General Medicine– Leicester Royal Infirmary, part of University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust

– Consultant since 2014

• Royal College Tutor– Appointed Feb 2015

• Other educational roles– Clinical teacher for Leicester Medical School

– Postgraduate Clinical and Educational Supervisor

• Other departmental roles– Ambulatory care

– Sepsis lead

– Emergency Floor project

Making a difference as a CT

• Individuals

• A decade of change

• Relationships with other ‘interested parties’

• Defining the role

The local issues

• Local Feedback

• GMC Trainees’ survey

• Low morale and dissatisfaction with the CMT

programme

• Empty posts on the CMT programme

The local model

• College Tutors– CMT

– GIM

• Associate College Tutors

• CMT leads

• RCP Regional Manager

• Working with University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust

• Working with Health Education England – East Midlands

Education Partnerships

• CMT steering group

– ACTs and CMT leads

– Focus on the difficult aspects of the curriculum

• Certain topics and presentations

• Certain procedural skills

– Focus on the difficult aspects of the job

• Clinic week

• Leaving FYs ‘in charge’ of ward

• Connecting with the CMTs as a group

Education Partnerships

• University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust– Working with the Department of Medical Education

• Delivering education programmes in UHL

• Development of programme improvements

• Involved in recent GMC training visit

– UHL Medical Education and Training committee

– Admin support

– Job plan

• UHL actively engaged with LETB (HEE-EM)

• Medical Education moving up in Trust structure

Education Partnerships

• Health Education England – East Midlands (HEE-EM)– 12 hospitals across 8 NHS Trusts

• School of Medicine– Working with the Head of the School of Medicine

– Working with the TPDs

– HEE-EM CMT board meetings

– Contributing to:• CMT regional induction

• Careers Fair

• CMT conference

• ARCP panels

• CMT interview panels

Dr Johnathan Corne

Education Partnerships

• Royal College of Physicians– Representatives

• Regional Advisors

• College Tutors

• Associate College Tutors

• Regional Managers

– Roles• Different ways of working locally to deliver national training

curriculum

– Support

– Updates

– Networking

What we are doing locally (before)

• CMT monthly teaching afternoon

• ARCP panels

• CMT interview panels

• PACES bedside teaching

• Mock PACES course

• Medical Grand Round

• Pastoral care and careers advice

What we are doing locally (now)

• CMT weekly teaching afternoon

• ARCP panels

• CMT interview panels

• PACES bedside teaching

• Mock PACES course

• Medical Grand Round

• Pastoral care and careers advice

• CMT local induction

• CMT handbook

• Procedural skills course

• Simulation training

• Procedures bleep

• CMT steering group

• Pre-ARCP reviews

• Advice and guidance to trainees and supervisors

What we are doing locally

• GIM training

– Simulation training

– Procedural skills training

– Bi-monthly full day GIM training days with

revamped format

– Advice and guidance for trainees and supervisors

– Improving induction

Making a difference/ The benefits

• For trainees

• For the Trust

• For the LETB

• For the College

Thank you for listening!