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RCGP ePortfolio Version 4.0 release notes

 

03 August 2009 Update

The RCGP is pleased to announce that Version 4.0 of the ePortfolio is now live.


The following list contains the updates for this version. Please note that we have several documents outlining the changes including a new Trainee Manual and guides to the new reviews. There is also a document explaining the Educators' Notes page written by Tamer Okasha, AiT Representative. These can be found at the bottom of the page.

Reviews

The Review system within the ePortfolio has been updated. Instead of fixed name reviews, there is a new more flexible system that allows for greater variations of training. For more information on these changes and how it will affect your role, please see the appropriate document at the bottom of the screen.

 

ARCP Forms

Learning Log

Downloads

Other Changes

 

Validate Change for Educational Supervisors and Trainees

The Validate against Competency entry in the learning log entry section of the e-portfolio has been revised and reworded. It is now called Validate Evidence. The reason for this is that there has been some confusion as to the purpose and implications of validation.

It was always intended that supervisors validating a log entry are not making an assessment of competence in that area. Instead, they are confirming that the evidence presented is of good enough quality for others to use in assessing performance, i.e. that the evidence relates to the chosen competency area and shows meaningful reflection.

We would not wish to be prescriptive about the nature of the Trainee’s entry but a useful guide is to ensure that entries identify learning points rather than just present a descriptive account of events or clinical encounters.

Learning points do not always need to be developmental. For example if a case managed well is described and the reflection highlights the strengths of management, with learning points that a similar case should be managed the same way, this is acceptable.

 

 

Documentation

ePortfolio Trainees Guide - Updated for Version 4.0

ePortfolio Supervisors Guide - Updated for Version 4.0

ePortfolio Administrators Guide - Updated for Version 4.0

 

ePortfolio - What's Changed for Educational Supervisors and Trainers

ePortfolio - What's Changed for Trainees

 

ePortfolio Review Update for Administrators

ePortfolio Review Update for Educational Supervisors and Trainers

ePortfolio Review Update for Trainees

 

Educators Notes explained for Trainees



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