Briefing note 3 Annex C Generic and demographic final questionnaire for clinical and educational supervisors.

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Briefing note 3 Annex C Generic and demographic final questionnaire for clinical and educational supervisors. Question TOPNQ06 How many trainees do you currently act as named supervisor for? 0 1 2 3 4 5 More than 5 Demographic TOPNQ07 On what programme(s) are the trainees you currently act as named supervisor for? (Please select all that apply) Foundation Core Specialty GP specialty Demographic TOPNQ08 In which programme specialty are the trainees you act as named supervisor for (you may choose up to four)? [Select from list of specialties] Demographic The following questions look at your experience of being an educator. The questions are grouped around four sections, each of which relates to a specific theme from the GMC's Promoting Excellence standards for postgraduate medical education and training: Section 1 - Promoting Excellence Theme 1: Learning and culture Section 2 - Promoting Excellence Theme 2: and leadership Section 3 - Promoting Excellence Theme 4: Supporting educators Section 4 - Promoting Excellence Theme 5: Developing and implementing Section 1 - Promoting Excellence Theme 1: Learning and culture The results from this section will help organisations ensure that the and culture for education and training meets educators' needs, is safe, open and provides a good standard of care and experience for patients.

TGENQ52 The working in my trust/board is a fully supportive one. TGENQ53 Staff are always treated fairly in my trust/board. TGENQ54 Staff always treat each other with respect in my trust/board. TGENQ55 The working in my trust/board is one that fully supports the confidence building of doctors. TGENQ56 If I were to disagree with senior colleagues in my trust/board, they would be open to my opinion. We recognise that some of the questions below may not be relevant to your position. Please select '' where appropriate. TGENQ57 In my trust/board there are enough staff to ensure that patients are always treated by someone with an appropriate level of clinical experience. Rota design TGENQ58 My trainee(s) educational/training opportunities are rarely lost due to gaps in the rota. Rota design TGENQ59 Gaps in the rota are always dealt with appropriately to ensure my trainee(s)' education and training is not adversely affected. Rota design TGENQ60 The rota design in my department/practice helps optimise trainee doctors education and development Rota design

TGENQ61 Appropriate members of the multidisciplinary team are included in handover. Handover TGENQ62 Handover arrangements in my department always ensure continuity of care for patients BETWEEN SHIFTS. Handover TGENQ63 Handover arrangements in my department always ensure continuity of care for patients BETWEEN DEPARTMENTS. Handover TGENQ65 How would you rate the intensity of your work through the day? Very light Light About right Heavy Very heavy Workload TGENQ66 How would you rate the intensity of your work through the night? Very light Light About right Heavy Very heavy Workload TGENQ67 How often (if at all) have you worked beyond your rostered hours? Daily Weekly Monthly Less than once a month Never Workload TGENQ68 How often (if at all) do your working patterns leave you feeling short of sleep when at work? Section 2 - Promoting Excellence Theme 2: and leadership Daily Weekly Monthly Less than once a month Never Workload The results from this section will help organisations ensure they have effective systems of educational and are able to manage and control the quality of medical education and training. TGENQ70 Within my department/practice there is a culture of proactively reporting concerns about education. TGENQ71 Within my trust/board there is a culture of proactively reporting concerns about education.

TGENQ72 I'm confident that my trust/board would act effectively if concerns about education were raised. TGENQ73 I'm confident that my deanery/letb would act effectively if concerns about education were raised. TGENQ74 How effective or ineffective is your trust/board in making changes to help improve the provision of education? Highly effective Effective Neither effective nor ineffective Ineffective Highly ineffective Don't know TGENQ75 I m confident that my deanery/letb works collaboratively with my trust/board to ensure trainees educational needs are balanced with service commitments. Section 3 - Promoting Excellence Theme 4: Supporting educators The results from this section will help organisations to ensure that have the support and resources they need to deliver effective education and training. TGENQ77 statement? The educational expected of me in my role are very clearly defined. TGENQ78 Please rate the support you receive from your department/practice in your role as an educator. TGENQ79 Please rate the support you receive from your trust/board in your role as an educator? TGENQ80 Please rate the support you receive from your deanery/letb in your role as an educator?

TGENQ81 Educators should be provided with an appraisal every 12 months to review both their clinical and educational. If you've had an appraisal within the last 12 months, how effective was it in reviewing your EDUCATIONAL? N/A (I have not had an appraisal within the last 12 months) Highly effective Effective Neither effective nor ineffective Ineffective Highly ineffective TGENQ82 The IT resources I need to perform my role as an educator are always available to me in my trust/board. Resources for TGENQ83 The resources in my trust/board allow me to cover the parts of the curriculum required by my trainee(s) in their post Resources for TGENQ84 Please rate the access to professional development and training opportunities which your trust/board arranges for your role as an educator. Resources for TGENQ85 Please rate the access to professional development and training opportunities which your deanery/letb arranges for your role as an educator. Resources for TGENQ86 My job plan contains enough designated time for my role as an educator. N/A (I don t have a job plan) Time for training TGENQ87 I am always able to use the time allocated to me in my role as an educator specifically for that purpose. Time for training TGENQ88 As an Supervisor, my job plan contains enough time to meet with my trainee(s) as frequently as they require. N/A (I am not an Supervisor) Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree Time for training AND Overall satisfaction

TGENQ91 I am able to access learning and development opportunities for my role as an educator when I need to. Trainer development TGENQ92 Overall, I am satisfied with the training opportunities offered to me as an educator. Trainer development AND Overall satisfaction Section 4 - Promoting Excellence Theme 5: Developing and implementing curricula and assessments The results from this section will help ensure a high quality of curricula and assessments. TGENQ95 The assessments completed by my trainees are an effective part of their educational development. TGENQ96 The content of my foundation trainees' curriculum is appropriate to their needs. N/A (I don t supervise any foundation trainees) TGENQ97 The content of my core trainees' curriculum is appropriate to their needs. N/A (I don t supervise any core trainees) Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree TGENQ98 The content of my specialty trainees' curriculum is appropriate to their needs. N/A (I don t supervise any specialty trainees) Strongly agree Agree Neither agree nor disagree Disagree Strongly disagree TGENQ99 The content of my GP specialty training trainees' curriculum is appropriate to their needs. N/A (I don t supervise any GP specialty training trainees)

TCLSQ17 Thinking about your role as an educator in general, to what extent do you agree or disagree with the following statement? Overall, I enjoy my role as an educator. Overall satisfaction The results from this section will help us better understand any educational you have for medical students; and the support you receive from medical schools. TCLSQ05 In addition to your postgraduate role, are you also employed directly by a medical school to undertake undergraduate training? Yes No 'Yes' branches to TCLSQ08, 'No' branches to TCLSQ18 TCLSQ08 In undergraduate medical education, two broad categories of trainer have been identified: (1) Medical school based overseers of medical education. These are doctors at the medical school with responsibility for overseeing students' trajectories of learning and educational progress. They might be NHS consultants or clinical academics acting as block or course coordinators. (2) Local education provider based coordinators. These are doctors at each local education provider with responsibility for coordinating the training of students, supervising their activities and ensuring these activities are of educational value. TCLSQ09 Which of these best describes your role as an undergraduate trainer? Medical school based overseer of medical education Local education provider based coordinator Both of these Neither of these TCLSQ10 From which medical school are most of the students you teach? [select from list of medical schools]

TGENQ06 Which of the following undergraduate trainer roles do you perform (tick all that apply)? Academic with Clinical teacher of undergraduates Coordinator of undergraduate placements Examiner/assessor of undergraduates Module or programme lead NHS consultant with undergraduate role Strategic lead for undergraduates None of the above Other TCLSQ07 TCLSQ11 If you have selected 'other' above, please specify the role in the box below. Please base your answers to the following questions on the medical school that most of the students you teach are from. TCLSQ12 How would you rate the support you receive from your medical school in your role as an educator? TCLSQ13 My medical school values my work as an educator. TCLSQ14 The educational expected of me in my undergraduate training role are clearly defined in my job plan. TCLSQ15 The content of my medical students' curriculum is appropriate to their needs. TCLSQ16 The assessments completed by my undergraduate students are an effective part of their educational development. Thank you for completing the final questions on the survey. Click next to move to the next screen which will show your completion code.