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ST2 Obstetrics & Gynaecology ARCP Requirements ... - KSS Deanery

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<strong>ST2</strong> <strong>Obstetrics</strong> & <strong>Gynaecology</strong> <strong>ARCP</strong> <strong>Requirements</strong><br />

October 2012-October 2013<br />

1. Clinical Skills and<br />

curriculum<br />

completion<br />

2. MRCOG<br />

Examinations<br />

3. OSATS showing<br />

Evidence of<br />

Training in practical<br />

skills<br />

4. OSATS confirming<br />

Competence for<br />

Independent<br />

practice<br />

(3 OSATS from 2<br />

different<br />

senior trainers)<br />

• Initially first on call; # develop competences so that<br />

can be second on call be end of <strong>ST2</strong><br />

• Completion of basic logbook competences<br />

Part 1 MRCOG<br />

• Laparoscopy<br />

• Basic Ultrasound scan modules in obstetrics &<br />

gynaecology<br />

• Caesarean section ( uncomplicated)<br />

• Assisted vaginal delivery<br />

• Fetal blood sampling<br />

• Evacuation of Retained Products of Conception<br />

(ERPOC)<br />

• Manual removal of placenta<br />

5. OSATS confirming Perineal repair<br />

continuing<br />

competence*<br />

6. MiniCEX 6 *<br />

7. CbD 6 *<br />

8. Reflective Practice 4<br />

9. Obligatory Courses • ALSO/PROMPT<br />

• Basic Ultrasound<br />

• Mandatory Trust teaching<br />

• Third-degree tear course<br />

• Attendance at >3/6 of Regional Teaching<br />

Programme<br />

• Specific courses required to confirm basic<br />

competences if not covered within regional teaching<br />

programme<br />

10. Course<br />

recommendations<br />

11. Team Observation<br />

Forms<br />

12. Audit / Risk<br />

Management<br />

13. Teaching<br />

Experience<br />

Theory eDFRSH<br />

• TO1 x10<br />

• TO2 x1<br />

(2 sets to be completed annually at 4 & 8 months)<br />

• 1 completed and presented audit<br />

• Evidence of Regular attendance at local risk<br />

management meetings<br />

Formal for medical students/foundation trainees/GP StRs


14. Leadership<br />

assessment<br />

15. Presentations,<br />

publications etc.<br />

16. Annual Assessment<br />

Review Form<br />

• Complete a minimum of 1 WPBA in leadership, or<br />

use the LEADER tool<br />

• Department responsibility<br />

Departmental presentation<br />

Annual assessment form (only prior to <strong>ARCP</strong>, not interim<br />

review)<br />

17. Meetings with your<br />

Educational<br />

Supervisor<br />

18. Training Evaluation<br />

Form<br />

Evidence of initial, interim and end of placement appraisals.<br />

Educational Supervisor checklist required prior to interim<br />

review<br />

Evidence of completion<br />

19. GMC trainee survey Evidence of completion of survey<br />

20. CV Provide copy of current and dated CV at <strong>ARCP</strong><br />

21. Form R Provide copy of enhanced form R<br />

22. Log of cases All trainees should present a log of the cases they have<br />

been involved with and procedures performed. The sign<br />

offs should be done in the pocket logbook. All other<br />

evidence should be in the eportfolio.<br />

23. Logbook Issued to each trainee by the RCOG. The core logbook<br />

should show evidence of continuing progress. Each module<br />

should have elements signed off by at least 2 different<br />

trainers on different dates. The rest should be on your<br />

ePortfolio.<br />

24. Basic Ultrasound There should be some progress with basic competences<br />

Modules<br />

25. Leave Details of Sick, Parental, Carers or Maternity Leave taken<br />

over the year<br />

26. CCT Evidence of your current expected CCT/CESR/CESR (CP)<br />

date<br />

* These should be obtained throughout the year not just in the weeks before <strong>ARCP</strong>.<br />

The WBAs should reflect a level of complexity expected at that year of training. It is<br />

advised that trainees use examples for mini-CEX and CbDs that give evidence of<br />

progress in training with reference to the curriculum. Trainees should have a mixture<br />

of obstetric and gynaecology WBAs and the ratio should reflect the nature of the<br />

attachments undertaken.<br />

# Trainees will work with direct supervision (first on call) until they have the<br />

confirmed competences to work without direct supervision (second on call). OSATS<br />

showing evidence of competence for LSCS, assisted vaginal delivery, manual<br />

removal of placenta, perineal repair, fetal blood sampling and evacuation of uterus<br />

are require to be able to work without direct supervision. It is advised that best<br />

practice is for the transition from direct to indirect supervision for labour ward skills to<br />

be in the same unit. The RCOG therefore recommends that <strong>ST2</strong> and ST3 should<br />

usually be in the same unit.<br />

All documentation should be present and up to date on Eportfolio at least 5 working<br />

days prior to the date of the <strong>ARCP</strong> meeting. This allows sufficient time for panel<br />

members to review trainee competencies prior to the <strong>ARCP</strong> panel meeting.<br />

Insufficient evidence available on Eportfolio after this deadline may result in the issue<br />

of an unsatisfactory <strong>ARCP</strong> Outcome at the panel meeting; additional training time<br />

may be required.

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