Types of CPD Activity and Examples It is important that CPD is a mixture of different types of activity from each section. Work based learning Learning by doing Researching new devices that will be central to project development. Receiving coaching/n-service training Carrying out reflective practice Adapting user/student notes Discussions with colleagues (e.g. idea generation, Creating procedural documents problem solving) Updating procedural documents Peer review of own work, including presentations Reading procedural documents to colleagues Writing reports Involvement in the work of employer (e.g. being a Updating reports representative on a committee) Reading reports Work shadowing Writing business plans Taking secondments Updating business plans Participating in job rotation Reading business plans Attending a journal club Writing clinical audit tools Participating in a journal club Updating clinical audit tools Starting a journal club Reading clinical audit tools Reading literature and case studies Writing clinical guidelines Reviewing literature and case studies Updating clinical guidelines Writing literature and case studies Reading clinical guidelines Creating presentations to give clients, regulators, Writing action plans policy makers etc. Updating actions plans Giving presentations to clients, regulators and Carrying out action plans policy makers etc Filling in questionnaires Supervising staff or students Reading quality mark documents Visiting and reporting on other departments Attaining National Occupational Standards Expanding your role (NOS) Analysing lessons learned (reflection) Creating induction materials for new members Analysing significant events of staff Carrying out project work or project management Updating Induction materials for new members Providing evidence of learning activities of staff undertaken as part of your progression on the Reading Induction materials for new members Knowledge and Skills Framework of staff Updating documents of general value Contributions to work of a special interest (procedures, protocols, guidelines, etc) group (SIG) Reading documents of general value (procedures, Updating engineering, technical and protocols, guidelines, etc) measurement skills Writing documents of general value (procedures, Recording of sabbaticals, secondments, protocols, guidelines, etc) attachments and work placements Achieving Quality marks (CHI, QAA. CPA, HQS ISO9000 etc) Professional activity Formal / educational
Types of CPD Activity and Examples It is important that CPD is a mixture of different types of activity from each section. Work based learning Learning by doing Receiving coaching/n-service training Adapting user/student notes Creating procedural documents Updating procedural documents Reading procedural documents Writing reports Updating reports Reading reports Writing business plans Updating business plans Reading business plans Writing clinical audit tools Updating clinical audit tools Reading clinical audit tools Writing clinical guidelines Updating clinical guidelines Reading clinical guidelines Writing action plans Updating actions plans Carrying out action plans Filling in questionnaires Reading quality mark documents Attaining National Occupational Standards (NOS) Creating induction materials for new members of staff Updating Induction materials for new members of staff Reading Induction materials for new members of staff Contributions to work of a special interest group (SIG) Updating engineering, technical and measurement skills Recording of sabbaticals, secondments, attachments and work placements Achieving Quality marks (CHI, QAA. CPA, HQS ISO9000 etc) Researching new devices that will be central to project development. Carrying out reflective practice Discussions with colleagues (e.g. idea generation, problem solving) Peer review of own work, including presentations to colleagues Involvement in the work of employer (e.g. being a representative on a committee) Work shadowing Taking secondments Participating in job rotation Attending a journal club Participating in a journal club Starting a journal club Reading literature and case studies Reviewing literature and case studies Writing literature and case studies Creating presentations to give clients, regulators, policy makers etc. Giving presentations to clients, regulators and policy makers etc Supervising staff or students Visiting and reporting on other departments Expanding your role Analysing lessons learned (reflection) Analysing significant events Carrying out project work or project management Providing evidence of learning activities undertaken as part of your progression on the Knowledge and Skills Framework Updating documents of general value (procedures, protocols, guidelines, etc) Reading documents of general value (procedures, protocols, guidelines, etc) Writing documents of general value (procedures, protocols, guidelines, etc) Professional activity Formal / educational
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