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.
This completed example is about an osteopath who conducted his PDR over Zoom with an osteopath he knew but didn’t work with directly. The osteopath is a sole practitioner with his own clinic but is also an educator spending one day a week working in an osteopathic education institution.
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 …
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 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 …
The Northern Ireland osteopaths CPD Group is a group of osteopaths who meet regularly to discuss practice. The osteopaths have different experiences of practice, ranging from newlyqualified osteopaths to those who have been in practice for more than 40 years. …
