Demonstrates initiative e.g. by recognising work pressures on others, providing support and organising / allocating work to optimise effectiveness within the clinical team witnessed witnessing confirm of to 8. Demonstrates leadership skills Personally Unable colleague Initials Describes the organisational structures and chains of responsibility including principles of line management in medical and non-medical staff Demonstrates extended leadership role within the team by making decisions and taking responsibility for managing increasingly complex Leadership situations across a greater range of clinical and non-clinical situations, Supervises and supports team members, e.g. supervising F1 doctors, delegating tasks appropriately, directing patient review, organising handover Verifying consultant’s signature confirming details above: Applicants name: Date of completion: Section 3: Clinical Care witnessed witnessing confirm of to Personally Unable colleague Initials 9. Recognises, assesses and initiates management of the acutely ill patient Responds promptly to notification of deterioration or concern regarding a patient’s condition e.g. change in National Early Warning Score (NEWS) Recognition of acute Prioritises tasks according to clinical urgency and reviews illness patients in a timely manner Recognises, manages and reports transfusion reactions, according to local and national guidelines Performs rapid, focused assessment of illness severity including physiological monitoring and also considering mental health aspects Assessment of the acutely unwell patient Performs prompt, rapid, focused assessment of the patient who presents an acute risk to themselves or to others in the context of mental disorder, incapacity or incompetence Initiates prompt appropriate management to stabilise/prevent further deterioration in patients with common acute presentations (including mental health) and seeks timely senior help with the further management Immediate management of the acutely unwell Identifies electrolyte imbalance and, with senior advice, patient delivers a safe and effective method of correction Reassesses acutely ill patients to monitor efficacy of interventions, including those aimed at managing acute mental illness and maintaining patient safety and the safety of others
Demonstrates initiative e.g. by recognising work pressures on others, providing support and organising / allocating work to optimise effectiveness within the clinical team 8. Demonstrates leadership skills Personally witnessed Initials of witnessing colleague Unable to confirm Leadership Describes the organisational structures and chains of responsibility including principles of line management in medical and non-medical staff Demonstrates extended leadership role within the team by making decisions and taking responsibility for managing increasingly complex situations across a greater range of clinical and non-clinical situations, Supervises and supports team members, e.g. supervising F1 doctors, delegating tasks appropriately, directing patient review, organising handover Verifying consultant’s signature confirming details above: Applicants name: Date of completion: Section 3: Clinical Care Personally witnessed Initials of witnessing colleague Unable to confirm 9. Recognises, assesses and initiates management of the acutely ill patient Recognition of acute illness Responds promptly to notification of deterioration or concern regarding a patient’s condition e.g. change in National Early Warning Score (NEWS) Prioritises tasks according to clinical urgency and reviews patients in a timely manner Recognises, manages and reports transfusion reactions, according to local and national guidelines Assessment of the acutely unwell patient Performs rapid, focused assessment of illness severity including physiological monitoring and also considering mental health aspects Performs prompt, rapid, focused assessment of the patient who presents an acute risk to themselves or to others in the context of mental disorder, incapacity or incompetence Immediate management of the acutely unwell patient Initiates prompt appropriate management to stabilise/prevent further deterioration in patients with common acute presentations (including mental health) and seeks timely senior help with the further management Identifies electrolyte imbalance and, with senior advice, delivers a safe and effective method of correction Reassesses acutely ill patients to monitor efficacy of interventions, including those aimed at managing acute mental illness and maintaining patient safety and the safety of others
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