Mid-Wessex GP Resources

Resources

Mid-Wessex patch office & NHS England – Wessex support

GMC Good Medical Practice

GMC Good Medical Practice, including professional standards for GPs

RCGP resources

The RCGP website has a wealth of information regarding GP training, curriculum, exams and WPBA

The Wessex Faculty is your local RCGP faculty containing local RGCP information

Time Out of Training (TOOT) and Less Than Full Time Training (LTFT)

If you are absent from work, please ensure you inform your employing Trust Medical HR and practice/rota coordinator following local reporting procedures.  They should be kept updated of all absence dates.


If you are unwell or unable to attend any teaching dates organised by the Patch team, you must inform your Patch team following local guidance.


If you are off sick for longer than can be self-certified and require a fit note, these should be forwarded to your employing Trust Medical HR.  You must also keep your Patch Team informed as your training dates may be updated if you are absent for 30 continuous days or more. 


All Time Out of Training (TOOT) should be declared on your Form R.  Trainees are encouraged to add absences to their portfolio which helps keep track of TOOT.  All TOOT is reviewed by ARCP and training dates may be adjusted according to the Gold Guide.
 
As per the Gold Guide 10th edition: 
3.183 Absences from training (including OOP not approved towards training), other than for study leave or annual leave, may affect an individual’s ability to demonstrate capability and progression through the curriculum. The GMC has therefore determined that within each 12-month period where a postgraduate doctor in training has been absent for a total of 14 days or more (when they would normally be at work), a review will be triggered of whether they need to have their core training programme end date or their CCT date extended. This review would normally occur at the ARCP.  

ePortfolio and ARCP resources

ePortfolio FourteenFish Help Centre for queries regarding ePortfolio

NHS Employers

The NHS Employers website includes examples of working rotas for full-time and less than full time doctors in training

Academy of Medical Royal Colleges

The Academy of Medical Royal Colleges websites signposts services and includes useful resources for doctors in difficulty

Resources for health

Practitioner Health is a free, confidential NHS primary care mental health and addiction service with expertise in treating health and care professionals

Urgent and unscheduled care (UUC) resources