Public Health - A-Z Documents
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- Advice about the practicalities of going on call
The two documents describe how to go about arranging your on call experience. This will help you to follow the guidance recorded elsewhere. - Anonymous Template Activity Sheet 2
- Head Of School Letter
The Mersey Deanery conducts Annual Visits to Local Education providers as part of its Quality Strategy. This is the record of the second such visit to Public Health Training Locations. The school response can be obtained form Asmaa Yehia, Schools Administrator.
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- Briefing - What Local Authorities can get from recognition as training locations for public health experts and leaders - funded by the North West School of Public Health
This briefing outlines the ways in which local authorities can become involved as training centres for public health and what commitment is required from them to become an approved training location. -
Briefing – What Public Health England and NHS Commissioning Board teams can get from recognition as training locations
This briefing outlines the ways in which PHE and NHSCB teams can become involved as training centres for public health and what commitment is required from them to become an approved training location.
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- Educational Supervisors’ Reports
- Educational Supervisors’ Reports -Template And Example For Specialty Registrars Who Are Performing Less Well
These example Educational Supervisor reports and notes are examples of useful and less useful reports, with advice to supervisors about what to include. They will be relevant to academic supervisors as well as educational supervisors.ARCP and other panels look to supervisors for clear judgements about competence, progress and delivery of objectives. It is most useful for the panel and the Specialty Registrar when the supervisor is specific in their praise and their criticism, and constructive and definite in their recommendations. Please note that Specialty Registrars always have areas for development…just like the rest of us!Academic supervisors will generally focus on academic progress. - E Portfolio Quick Guide
This is a really useful short guide and introduction. -
E portfolio Training October 2012 Notes
On the 18th October 2012, a Mersey Deanery session was held as part of the Greater Manchester Grand Rounds regarding the Faculty of Public Health Training E-Portfolio. This was attended by Russell Ampofo (Head of Education and Training, FPH), Dr Daniel Seddon (Head of School) as well as educational supervisors, ARCP panel members and registrars. -
Essential Guide for New Public Health Registrars 2012
This guide is for specialty registrars to use as a checklist of contacts/ who to go to about what, in their first year. We think that educational supervisors may like it too. It was prepared by three StR colleagues, Helen Gollins, Martin Smith and Jon Hobday, in July 2012. -
The Educational Supervisor’s Year
This short piece provides the novice and experienced educational supervisor with a checklist for their journey through the year with a specialty registrar. It has helpful reminders of things not to forget early I the year. It also gives advice of what to do in preparation for welcoming a new specialty registrar. If you can suggest improvements, please discuss them with colleagues and then send in a new draft! Thanks to Ewan Wilkinson, Lead Trainer in Liverpool, for suggesting it. - Tips for Exam Success - Part A
Revision for part A can be considered in 4 phases - Part 'A' Examination Workshop Report
This is a report of a workshop examining Part A preparation in the North West of England that was held in December 2008. The workshop was run by the Division of Public Health at the University of Liverpool and was attended by educational supervisors, trainees, zonal training leads, representatives from The School of Public Health, the MPH team and other relevant stakeholders. The report is being circulated to all Directors’ of Public Health and trainees in the region to stimulate further discussion so that we can continue to improve our approach to preparing trainees for Part A preparation. - Full Evaluation of the Part A Revision Programme: Jan 2012 Cohort
- Summary Evaluation of the Part A Revision Programme: Jan 2012 Cohort
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- Feedback On Training Placement Form
This is a questionnaire prepared by the FPH in 2009 for getting location specific formal feedback from Specialty Registrars or others in training. It is suitable for Lead trainers or Training Programme Directors to use. - Feedback On Training Programme Form
This is a questionnaire prepared by the FPH in 2009 for getting location specific formal feedback from Specialty Registrars or others in training. It may be suitable for use on more than one occasion during training.
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- School of Public Health (Induction Pack 2012)
The guide will give you an overview of the structure of the training programme, contact details for key people and some important information on employment matters. This will help you to manage your own training and development, and to develop your network of resources and people.
- School of Public Health (Induction Pack 2010)
The guide will give you an overview of the structure of the training programme, contact details for key people and some important information on employment matters. This will help you to manage your own training and development, and to develop your network of resources and people.
- School of Public Health (Induction Pack 2009)
The guide will give you an overview of the structure of the training programme, contact details for key people and some important information on employment matters. This will help you to manage your own training and development, and to develop your network of resources and people.
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- Getting the most from your MPH year document
This document provides some useful advice to get the best from the opportunity of the MPH year for Specialty Registrars (StRs) and their Educational Supervisors. - Getting the best from ST2 and preparing for Part A
This is a guide for Specialty Registrars and their supervisors about the ST2 year, and preparing for part A. It has links to other sources of advice. It’s not a policy document. -
Greater Manchester HPU Showcase 2011
Greater Manchester HPU is one of our excellent Health protection training locations. The document is a show off piece describing their achievements. - Guidance on the Process for Claiming Expenses for Public Health StRs
These notes are supporting guidance to help with the various types of expenses claims that Specialty Registrars in public health may need to claim. The notes are not a policy statement.
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- The Liverpool MPH as part of ST1 of training. Expectations and flexibilities
In the North West School, our usual practice is to support Specialty Registrars in ST1 to undertake their MPH at the University of Liverpool. Some people who apply for entry to Specialty Training in Public Health have already completed, or part completed, an MPH at Liverpool University or at another institution. In the case of the Liverpool University MPH, some of our compulsory modules may not have been taken. In the case of an MPH from another institution, there may be substantial curriculum discrepancies with respect to the Liverpool University MPH.
This document explains our usual practice.
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- Newsletter (August 2012)
- Newsletter (October 2011)
- Newsletter (December 2010)
- Newsletter (September 2009)
- Newsletter (December 2008)
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- On Call Policy
This policy describes how supervised on call experience out of hours is provided. It includes a description of when a Specialty Registrar is eligible to start on call and how they can best use the on call experience.
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- PMETB Programme Approval Letter
- Process for Specialty Registrars entering training with a completed or part completed Masters in Public Health
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Programme and Job Description for the North West Public Health Training 2012
This specialty training programme is open to professionals from clinical and non clinical backgrounds. A five year programme of supported, in service training as a Specialty Registrar offers the opportunity to gain a Certfiicate of Completion of Training (CCT) in public health. - Programme and Job Description for the North West Public Health Training 2011
This specialty training programme is open to professionals from clinical and non clinical backgrounds. A five year programme of supported, in service training as a Specialty Registrar offers the opportunity to gain a Certfiicate of Completion of Training (CCT) in public health. - Programme and Job Description for the North West Public Health Training 2010
This specialty training programme is open to professionals from clinical and non clinical backgrounds. A five year programme of supported, in service training as a Specialty Registrar offers the opportunity to gain a Certfiicate of Completion of Training (CCT) in public health. - Programme and Job Description for the North West Public Health Training 2009
This specialty training programme is open to professionals from clinical and non clinical backgrounds. A five year programme of supported, in service training as a Specialty Registrar offers the opportunity to gain a Certfiicate of Completion of Training (CCT) in public health. - pH1-Far from neutral Feb-March 2013 Publication
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- Quality Framework
This Quality Framework was developed in 2011 by a working group, and agreed at the School Board in October. It shows how we seek to improve and protect the quality of our training. Each GMC quality domain is shown alongside the responsibilities, actions, risks and possible measures of success.
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- School Report to Deanery 2011
This is the School Annual Report to the Deanery for 2011.
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- Terms of Reference for the School of Public Health Board 2011
The School Board advises the PG Dean in their responsibility to arrange high quality specialty training , meeting GMC standards.
