You will need to maintain a record of your CPD activity and keep suitable documented evidence.
Annually, you will need to confirm the number of CPD hours and how many of these have involved learning with others. With every three-year cycle you will need to arrange a Peer Discussion Review within which you will discuss your CPD and your practice with a chosen peer. For this you will need your CPD records.
You can record your CPD either manually or online.
Communication and patient partnership Keeping CPD Records Professionalism Safety and quality in practice Skills and Performance
Case-based discussion Clinical audit Communication and consent Keeping CPD Records Objective Activity Patient feedback / Guidance
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 …
Communication and consent Keeping CPD Records Objective Activity Osteopathic Practice Standards Peer Discussion Review / Guidance
This document contains the full guidance for osteopaths on the GOsC CPD scheme requirements. The CPD scheme provides assurance of continuing fitness to practise for every osteopath on the Statutory Register, by encouraging osteopaths to develop their practice as members …
Keeping CPD Records / Workbook
Communication and consent Keeping CPD Records Objective Activity Peer Discussion Review Planning / Template
Communication and consent Keeping CPD Records Objective Activity Peer Discussion Review Planning / Template
Communication and consent Keeping CPD Records Objective Activity Peer Discussion Review Planning / Template
