Primary Care Organisations Sample Clauses

Primary Care Organisations. Primary Care Organisations have, since 31 December 2004 taken responsibility for ensuring effective OoH provision with the majority of general practitioners no longer undertaking OoH work. A number of GP Trainers continue to provide clinical supervision for GP Registrars in out- of-hours sessions. It has been agreed across those organisations involved in the development of the COGPED position paper (2010) that the generalist role of the GP should be maintained and that there would be an expectation that newly accredited GPs would perform competently in an OoH setting. Primary Care Organisations will enter into discussions with the GP Postgraduate Postgraduate School of Primary Care to identify OoH opportunities for Doctor in Training. • PCTs will ensure that the opportunities identified are delivered within current OoH service arrangements. • Primary Care Organisations will work with the Postgraduate School of Primary Care to establish clinical and educational governance standards for Doctor in Training • Primary Care Organisations will work closely with the Postgraduate School of Primary Care to quality control GP training within OoH organisations. • The PCT / PCSA will monitor provision via contracts and evidence will be examined within quarterly performance meetings.