You can download the Mythbusters guidance [PDF] on supporting information for appraisal and revalidation.
This information is intended for everyone involved in appraisal and revalidation to help dispel myths and clear up confusion.
Please contact us if you find any of the clarifications unclear or you want more information.
How your appraisal contributes to your revalidation, and where and when you should be appraised.
Keeping your documentation professional and maintaining an appropriate level of confidentiality.
Keeping your supporting information simple and proportionate.
Demonstrating examples of your ability to learn from CPD, cases, data, events and feedback, and make changes if needed.
Demonstrating the impact of what you learn on what you do. Has a change made a difference?
Demonstrating that you have kept up to date. CPD credits and the variety of CPD you can and should do.
How to review your practice through a variety of QIA that demonstrates quality improvements in your work and patient care.
Which significant events you need to declare, reflect on and discuss at appraisal and how to demonstrate learning from other events as QIA.
Seeking and reflecting on feedback from those you work for and those you work with.
Designing SMART goals for PDPs to support changes that make a difference.
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