Training activity information

Details

Support the adoption of a new way of working that is being introduced into your department

Type

Developmental training activity (DTA)

Evidence requirements

Evidence the activity has been undertaken by the trainee​.

Reflection on the activity at one or more time points after the event including learning from the activity and/or areas of the trainees practice for development.

An action plan to implement learning and/or to address skills or knowledge gaps identified.

Considerations

  • Managing change and the change cycle
  • Leading change
  • Effective communication
  • Presenting the case for change
  • Culture and values
  • Stakeholder and patient involvement
  • Patient centred care and support
  • Access to healthcare
  • Drivers and barriers to change, including political, economic, environmental, social and technological
  • Troubleshooting and lessons learned
  • Setting objectives and monitoring progress
  • Continuous improvement
  • Evaluating success and sharing good practice

Relevant learning outcomes

# Outcome
# 3 Outcome

Appraise and reflect on all elements of practice, identify areas for improvement and personal development.

# 4 Outcome

Demonstrate effective interpersonal communication skills, identify the needs of the intended audience and employ appropriate methods to meet those needs.

# 7 Outcome

Identify stakeholders involved with and affected by their practice and work with stakeholders to provide high quality patient centred care.

# 8 Outcome

Apply the principles and values of the NHS in their practice.

# 9 Outcome

Describe the framework of local and national healthcare provision and the contribution of their role and specialty.

# 10 Outcome

Demonstrate leadership as appropriate to their role and practice, adapting style as required.

# 11 Outcome

Evaluate the quality of practice and engage with quality and improvement processes.

# 12 Outcome

Discuss contemporary issues affecting health and healthcare in the context of their practice and the wider health environment.