What kind of evidence could I submit to support my
application?
Along with your personal statements, you could consider the
following evidence to support your application. This list is by no
means exhaustive and may only be suitable for one or two
achievement categories:
Clinical Practice:
Appraisal folders
Appraisal results/recommendations
Learning plans
Meeting agendas/minutes
PMS reports
Practice audits/guidelines/protocols
Prescribing data
GPAQ reports/data
Weekly timetable
Annual report
360°appraisal
Videoed consultations
Patient-centred Practice:
Letters of thanks
Training diaries
Patient questionnaires with results
Significant event audit results
QoF assessment materials
Risk assessment reports
Access targets
Awards
Practice policies
Dictation tracking card
GPAQ reports/data
Practice newsletters
Leadership
Meeting agendas/minutes
Tender documents
QPA materials
Confirmation of appointment
Presentations
Teaching & Education
Confirmation of appointment
Eligibility documentation
Lecture notes
Teaching timetables
Innovation & Creativity
This category is the least prescriptive.
The environment and context in which a GP works affects
the extent of the effort required to be innovative and the evidence
that they are able to provide.
Business plans
Audits
Websites
Academic & Research
Publications
CPD documents
Further qualifications
Dissertations
Lecture notes
Grant funding confirmation
Use the criteria given on each personal
statement form as guidelines also. Candidates will be asked to list
the evidence supporting each category on the relevant personal
statement.