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The Postgraduate School of Primary Care. The Postgraduate School of Primary Care will provide a GP training programme supported by a quality assurance framework to include assessment of: • The capability and capacity of the OoH organisation in delivery of the Clinical Supervisory process. • The induction processes within the OoH setting for Doctor in Training. • The criteria against which providers will be required to evidence compliance. • An annual QC visit to the OOH provider • Initial and ongoing training and accreditation of OOH Clinical Supervisors The Postgraduate School of Primary Care will be responsible for the initial training for OoH Clinical Supervisors who are not current trainers. The Postgraduate School of Primary Care will maintain a system of ongoing training and reaccreditation for OOH CS at least every 5 years. The Postgraduate School of Primary Care quality control mechanisms will encompass the Clinical Supervisor’s ability (including observational and feedback skills). The Postgraduate School of Primary Care will Keep a list of Doctor in Training and their GP trainers for the OOH provider at least every 6 months.
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