Educational agreement
between the trainer and the GPR
Why have an educational agreement?
- A framework for expectations
- Increases understanding of learning effectively
- Reduces risk
- A framework for dealing with problems
How?
- Off the peg, customised and updated (usually little GPR input therefore less "ownership") eg
example educational contract from Caldbeck Surgery
example educational contract from St Paul's Surgery
example educational contract from Wigton Surgery
- A grid and framework, the educational agreement discussed and developed individually with the GPR to underwrite the expected educational process
| Trainer | GPR | |
| Rights | ||
| Responsibilities |
There may be local or practice issues that need to be added
If an arbitration clause is included, this could be the Training Programme Director
The framework of the discussion
Trainers- Induction programme
- Protected learning time
- Identifying learning needs to acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to become an independently practising GP
- Developing learning plans
- Support
- Feedback
- Variety of formative and summative assessment tools, eg:
- Video
- Case analysis
- Case discussion
- Joint surgeries
- Prescribing
- Appropriate facilities
- Practice meetings
- Study leave
- Half day release
- Attendance and engagement with all teaching opportunities in order to become an effective and competent GP.
- Documentary evidence of progress and learning
- Responsibilities as an adult learner
- Ongoing regular feedback
- Employment contract
- The educational contract in the eportfolio
- Hospital post educational contracts
Documentation
Created by BC on 20/23/08