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Since August 2007 there is a single training and assessment system for UK trained doctors wishing to obtain a CCT (Certificate of Completion of Training) in General Practice.

Satisfactory completion of the scheme is an essential requirement for entry to the General Medical Council’s GP Register and for membership of the Royal College of General Practitioners.

The MRCGP is an integrated assessment programme that includes three components:

Everything you need to know is on the RCGP website - we have collected a few extra local resources here grouped under:

The AKT

The CSA

Work-Place Based Assessment

Managing Trainees in Difficulty

 

The Applied Knowledge Test (AKT)

Resources related to the applied knowledge test.

The test takes the form of a three-hour multiple-choice test of 200 items. It is computer-based and delivered at 150 Pearson VUE professional testing centres around the UK.

AKT - What to ask the Trainee

AKT Resources - National

AKT candidate presentation

AKT trainer presentation

Statistics for MRCGP

Online Revision Course - examdoctor

Official College Page about the AKT

2007 Sample AKT Paper

Another Sample Paper

The Clinical Skills Assessment (CSA)

The Clinical Skills Assessment (CSA) is an essential component of the nMRCGP, and is ‘an assessment of a doctor’s ability to integrate and apply clinical, professional, communication and practical skills appropriate for general practice’.

GPStRs will be eligible to take the CSA when they are in ST3 (the third and final year of their GP specialty training).

The CSA is offered at least three times a year. The assessment centre is located at Number 1 Croydon and has been created by fitting out three floors of the building specifically for the purpose.

Visit the RCGP website for dates and details:

http://www.rcgp-curriculum.org.uk/nmrcgp/csa.aspx

How to help your GP Specialty Registrar pass the CSA - Roger Tisi

CSA Feedback Statements - Explanation

CSA Feedback Statements - January 2012
Advice for Preparing for CSA exam
The CSA Exam
   
The CSA Exam - Podcast
The CSA Exam - Video (Podcast and PowerPoint in one)
Video Surgery Marking Sheet

Work-Place Based Assessment (WPBA)

Workplace based assessment (WPBA) is defined as the evaluation of a doctor’s progress over time in their performance in those areas of professional practice best tested in the workplace. It is a process through which evidence of competence in independent practice is gathered in a structured and systematic framework. Evidence is collected over all three years of training.

The evidence is recorded in a web-based portfolio (the ePortfolio) and used to inform six monthly reviews and, at the end of training, to make a holistic, qualitative judgement about the readiness of the GPStR for independent practice.

WPBA is a developmental process. It will therefore provide feedback to the GPStR and drive learning. It will also indicate where a doctor is in difficulty. It is learner led: the GPStR decides which evidence to put forward for review and validation by the trainer. It is delivered locally by deaneries.

A 5 Minute guide to WPBA
Making the best of WPBA
CBD Trainers Guide September 2011
ePortfolio pearls
Work Place Based Assessment

Work Place Based Assessment Toolbox

 
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