Whilst you are asked to reflect on your supporting information, you are NOT expected to use every template offered - only those you wish to use and that are applicable to your needs (you may have documented your reflections elsewhere in the appraisal forms).
Remember, the templates are there to aid you as additional supporting information, they are NOT mandatory.
Right-click on the document links below and save the file to your computer first. Once the template has been saved you should be able to navigate to the folder you saved it to, and open it. Once you have completed your reflections, save the file (in original file extension) and upload it as part of your supporting information.
Supporting information for Colleague Feedback is required once every revalidation cycle.
To use the NES MSF Tool, login to SOAR and follow links for "MSF".
If you have used alternative MSF tools, please upload your MSF report and reflections instead.
You can find further information regarding colleague feedback on the GMC website.
Your college may also provide relevant guidance.
MSF Reflection
This template is designed to aid the user to reflect on a Multi Source Feedback (MSF) survey they wish to discuss for their forthcoming appraisal.
Date updated: 07/11/2023
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Type: rtf
Working with Colleagues
This template is designed to aid the user to reflect on some practices and experience in Working with their Colleagues (usually in lieu of MSF).
Date updated: 07/11/2023
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Type: rtf
Working with Colleagues (Secondary Care)
This template, designed specifically for Secondary Care users, is intended to aid the user to reflect on some practices and experience in Working with their Colleagues (usually in lieu of MSF).
Date updated: 28/04/2021
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Type: rtf
Working with Colleagues (Work Shadowing)
Inter-professional work shadowing is increasingly being recognised as an excellent opportunity to improve working across the interfaces of care by improving relationships, communication and understanding of each other’s roles and processes. This template is designed to support the reflective learning associated with planning and writing up this quality improvement activity.
Date updated: 28/04/2021
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Type: rtf
Working with Colleagues for Sessional GPs
This module is intended to allow you to review your methods for handling the issues that may arise, and to reflect on any difficulties you may have faced, and the ways in which you might deal with them.
Date updated: 28/04/2021
Size: 35328 - KB
Type: doc
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