Standard Standard met Standard partly met Standard not met Evidence 4. A registrant must seek to The registrant’s personal There is some but There is no evidence Personal statement ensure that their PRTL has statement demonstrates insufficient evidence that the registrant’s contributed to improving reflection on their learning and that the registrant’s PRTL activities have the quality of their practice describes how their practice PRTL activities have improved the quality and service delivery has improved and how this improved the quality of their work, including benefiting the has contributed to better of their work and service user; or explain outcomes for service users. If benefited service Or why this has not been their learning has not had the users Benefits to service achieved and outline plans desired effect an explanation user have not been for how this can be met in is given and plans outlined for explained future how future PRTL activities will benefit service users. The registrant did 5. Upon request, present Full documentation has been Documentation has Documentation as written evidence that they provided within the required been provided but is not return their PRTL listed above returned have met these standards. timescale incomplete documentation by the by deadline deadline Assessment The NISCC PRTL assessors will assess your PRTL submission against the criteria in the table above. These PRTL assessors are qualified social workers who have been trained to assess PRTL submissions. If you partially meet a Standard NISCC will write to you giving brief feedback on your submission and request further information to be submitted within 20 days. If your submission still fails to meet all PRTL Standards this may call into question your Fitness to Practise.
Standard Standard met Standard partly met Standard not met Evidence 4. A registrant must seek to ensure that their PRTL has contributed to improving the quality of their practice and service delivery including benefiting the service user; or explain why this has not been achieved and outline plans for how this can be met in future The registrant’s personal statement demonstrates reflection on their learning and describes how their practice has improved and how this has contributed to better outcomes for service users. If their learning has not had the desired effect an explanation is given and plans outlined for how future PRTL activities will benefit service users. There is some but insufficient evidence that the registrant’s PRTL activities have improved the quality of their work and benefited service users There is no evidence that the registrant’s PRTL activities have improved the quality of their work, Or Benefits to service user have not been explained Personal statement 5. Upon request, present written evidence that they have met these standards. Full documentation has been provided within the required timescale Documentation has been provided but is incomplete The registrant did not return their PRTL documentation by the deadline Documentation as listed above returned by deadline Assessment The NISCC PRTL assessors will assess your PRTL submission against the criteria in the table above. These PRTL assessors are qualified social workers who have been trained to assess PRTL submissions. If you partially meet a Standard NISCC will write to you giving brief feedback on your submission and request further information to be submitted within 20 days. If your submission still fails to meet all PRTL Standards this may call into question your Fitness to Practise.