The fellowship year (August July) – PDPs agreed prior to starting the fellowship shared with mentor and Fellowship Coordinator. The plan for educational activities then shapes the service provision for the year (for e.g. if Anaesthetics induction is chosen this may need to be arranged for the beginning of the year) Induction into hospital work with planned and documented package of initial support of the year in September (administrative arrangements, networking, introduction to appraisal and the educational First fellows’ meeting programme) BASICS PHEC (pre-hospital emergency care),ATLS, ALS, PALS, SCOTTIE course booked and planned out Second meeting of the year in January (feedback, networking, project work) Third meeting of the year in May (feedback, networking, appraisal issues, submission of project) Annual appraisal towards the end of the year undertaken by the Fellowship Coordinator Assessment of project work and portfolio of evidence and issuing of certificates end of the year Evaluation/ feedback by questionnaire. Annex 1 Competencies for the Acute Care Rural Fellowships Relevant Where else might this Date Cardiovascular Case? competency be achieved? Chest pain - using appropriate departmental pathways Acute coronary syndrome Be able to provide assessment, initial management and after-care as Pulmonary embolus appropriate. Aortic dissection Cardiac arrest
The fellowship year (August – July) PDPs agreed prior to starting the fellowship shared with mentor and Fellowship Coordinator. The plan for educational activities then shapes the service provision for the year (for e.g. if Anaesthetics induction is chosen this may need to be arranged for the beginning of the year) Induction into hospital work with planned and documented package of initial support First fellows’ meeting of the year in September (administrative arrangements, networking, introduction to appraisal and the educational programme) BASICS PHEC (pre-hospital emergency care),ATLS, ALS, PALS, SCOTTIE course booked and planned out Second meeting of the year in January (feedback, networking, project work) Third meeting of the year in May (feedback, networking, appraisal issues, submission of project) Annual appraisal towards the end of the year undertaken by the Fellowship Coordinator Assessment of project work and portfolio of evidence and issuing of certificates end of the year Evaluation/ feedback by questionnaire. Annex 1 Competencies for the Acute Care Rural Fellowships Cardiovascular Date Relevant Case? Where else might this competency be achieved? Be able to provide assessment, initial management and after-care as appropriate. Chest pain - using appropriate departmental pathways Acute coronary syndrome Pulmonary embolus Aortic dissection Cardiac arrest
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