The Peer Discussion Review decision tree is ideal for osteopaths who haven’t chosen a peer, helping them identify what’s important to them, how they can find a peer and prompting them to consider how they want to work with their …
Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) can be used to gather anonymous feedback from patients. This enables osteopaths to reflect on how patients respond to osteopathic treatment by asking:
How patients feel before treatment
How patients feel one week after treatment…
This guidance is for osteopaths and peers undertaking the Peer Discussion Review. The Peer Discussion Review will normally be completed towards the end of the three-year CPD cycle.
The purpose of the Peer Discussion Review is to enable your peer …
The Peer Discussion Review (PDR) template is designed to help structure a supportive conversation and provides a ‘walk-through’ for both the peer and the osteopath. The template should be completed and agreed by both osteopath and peer and should also …
This workbook has been prepared to support osteopaths in undertaking patient feedback and is an example of ‘an objective activity’ – a means of getting objective feedback on your practice from patients, in areas that you choose.
Your guide to the new CPD scheme provides a brief introduction to the new CPD scheme that launched in October 2018. It contains helpful information, useful tips and plenty of links to further resources to help and support you in …