Understand the local structure of NHS Apply creative thinking approaches (or European Working systems in own locality recognising the methodologies or techniques) in order Appreciate the importance of involving Time Directive. potential differences between the four to propose solution to service issues the public and communities in Department of Health countries of the UK Identify trends, future options and developing health services website. strategy relevant to obstetrics and Know the principles of service gynaecology ,and delivering patient Be willing to participate in decision development services making processes beyond the immediate clinical care setting Understand the structure and function of Ensure professionalism by: healthcare systems as they to preparing for meetings- reading Be open minded to new ideas obstetrics and gynaecology and within agendas, understanding minutes, action the country that they work points and background research on Support colleagues to voice new ideas agenda items Understand the consistent debates and Work collegiately and collaboratively Take a proactive approach to new changes that occur in the NHS, including with a wide range of people outside the technologies and treatments- strive for the political, social, technical, economic, immediate clinical setting continuing improvement in delivering organisational and professional aspects patient care services and be prepared that can impact on provision of service Evaluate outcomes and re-assess the to change practice to achieve this solutions through research, audit and Understand the importance of local quality assurance activities Participates in managerial meetings demographic, socio-economic and health data and its use to improve system Understand the wider impact of Works with stakeholders to create and performance implementing change in healthcare sustain a patient-centred service provision and the potential for Understand the principles of: opportunity costs Employs new technologies Clinical coding appropriately, including information European Working Time Regulation technology including rest provisions National Service Frameworks Conducts assessments of the Health regulatory agencies e.g. community needs for specific health NICE, Scottish Government improvement measures NHS Structure and relationships NHS finance and budgeting Demonstrate commitment to Consultant contract and the implementing proven improvements in contracting process clinical practice and services Resource allocation The role of the Independent sector Obtain an effective evidence base as providers of healthcare before declaring effectiveness of Patient and public involvement changes processes and role Understand the principles of recruitment Maintain an attitude and behaviour that and appointment procedures assists with the dissemination of good practice
Understand the local structure of NHS systems in own locality recognising the potential differences between the four countries of the UK Know the principles of service development Understand the structure and function of healthcare systems as they to obstetrics and gynaecology and within the country that they work Understand the consistent debates and changes that occur in the NHS, including the political, social, technical, economic, organisational and professional aspects that can impact on provision of service Understand the importance of local demographic, socio-economic and health data and its use to improve system performance Understand the principles of: Clinical coding European Working Time Regulation including rest provisions National Service Frameworks Health regulatory agencies e.g. NICE, Scottish Government NHS Structure and relationships NHS finance and budgeting Consultant contract and the contracting process Resource allocation The role of the Independent sector as providers of healthcare Patient and public involvement processes and role Understand the principles of recruitment and appointment procedures Apply creative thinking approaches (or methodologies or techniques) in order to propose solution to service issues Identify trends, future options and strategy relevant to obstetrics and gynaecology ,and delivering patient services Ensure professionalism by: preparing for meetings- reading agendas, understanding minutes, action points and background research on agenda items Work collegiately and collaboratively with a wide range of people outside the immediate clinical setting Evaluate outcomes and re-assess the solutions through research, audit and quality assurance activities Understand the wider impact of implementing change in healthcare provision and the potential for opportunity costs Appreciate the importance of involving the public and communities in developing health services Be willing to participate in decision making processes beyond the immediate clinical care setting Be open minded to new ideas Support colleagues to voice new ideas Take a proactive approach to new technologies and treatments- strive for continuing improvement in delivering patient care services and be prepared to change practice to achieve this Participates in managerial meetings Works with stakeholders to create and sustain a patient-centred service Employs new technologies appropriately, including information technology Conducts assessments of the community needs for specific health improvement measures Demonstrate commitment to implementing proven improvements in clinical practice and services Obtain an effective evidence base before declaring effectiveness of changes Maintain an attitude and behaviour that assists with the dissemination of good practice European Working Time Directive. Department of Health website.
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