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THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY GP TRAINING IN THE DEFENCE MEDICAL SERVICES Group Captain Alison M Amos FRCGP Director of Postgraduate General Practice Education

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Page 1: THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY GP TRAINING IN THE DEFENCE MEDICAL SERVICES Group Captain Alison M Amos FRCGP Director of Postgraduate General

THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY

GP TRAINING IN THE DEFENCE MEDICAL SERVICES

Group Captain Alison M Amos FRCGP

Director of Postgraduate General Practice Education

Page 2: THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY GP TRAINING IN THE DEFENCE MEDICAL SERVICES Group Captain Alison M Amos FRCGP Director of Postgraduate General

THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY

Scope

• What is Military General Practice?

• Recruitment Processes

• Single Service Military Training

• GP Training Programmes

• The Future

Page 3: THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY GP TRAINING IN THE DEFENCE MEDICAL SERVICES Group Captain Alison M Amos FRCGP Director of Postgraduate General

THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY

What is Military General Practice?

“Unique synthesis of general practice, practical occupational health and pre-hospital emergency care, practised in teams globally, in often challenging or hostile environments”

Page 4: THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY GP TRAINING IN THE DEFENCE MEDICAL SERVICES Group Captain Alison M Amos FRCGP Director of Postgraduate General

THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY

Very Broad Role

• Anything medical!• Elderly• Refugees• Police Surgeon• Public Health• Family Medicine

Page 5: THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY GP TRAINING IN THE DEFENCE MEDICAL SERVICES Group Captain Alison M Amos FRCGP Director of Postgraduate General

THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY

CORE ELEMENTS

Disease Management

Consultation Skills

Service Management

Health Promotion

Travel

Medicine

Public

Health Military

Psychiatry

and Counselling

Pre- Hospital

Emergency Care

Sports and

Exercise

Medicine

Occupational

Health

Training and

Education

Legal and

Ethical

Practice

Issues

Military Skills

Medical

Operational

Planning

Disaster and

Refugee

Medicine

Environmental

Medicine

Model of Service

Primary Care

From Richardson

and Morgan-Jones

Page 6: THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY GP TRAINING IN THE DEFENCE MEDICAL SERVICES Group Captain Alison M Amos FRCGP Director of Postgraduate General

THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY

Recruitment

• Mostly cadetships• Some Direct

Entrants• Join RN, Army or

RAF• Normally 6 year

short service commission

Page 7: THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY GP TRAINING IN THE DEFENCE MEDICAL SERVICES Group Captain Alison M Amos FRCGP Director of Postgraduate General

THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY

Military Training

• Attend Sandhurst, Cranwell or Dartmouth for 8 to 10 weeks where basic military skills are developed

• Followed by Service specific military medical training– Aviation– Radiation– Travel– Sexual Health– Occupational

• RN and Army undertake GDMO time. RAF begin GP training

Page 8: THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY GP TRAINING IN THE DEFENCE MEDICAL SERVICES Group Captain Alison M Amos FRCGP Director of Postgraduate General

THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY

Defence GP Training• Supported by DPGPE as

part of the Defence Deanery• 3 single Service ‘Assistant

Directors’ but not part of Deanery

• 6 ‘Associate Directors’ – part time and secondary duty

• The Educational Supervision while during the hospital phase is provided by x 6 GP trainers

• In GP the ES is the military or civilian trainer

Page 9: THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY GP TRAINING IN THE DEFENCE MEDICAL SERVICES Group Captain Alison M Amos FRCGP Director of Postgraduate General

THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY

Defence GP Training

• GMC Approved Programme of Training to achieve CCT

• Aim for:– 16 mths hospital– 20 mths GP

• Hospital posts at the MDHUs of which there are 5

• Plus R&R (Headley Court) and DCMH x 2

Page 10: THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY GP TRAINING IN THE DEFENCE MEDICAL SERVICES Group Captain Alison M Amos FRCGP Director of Postgraduate General

THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY

Defence GP Training

• General Practice training is provided by a mixture of military and civilian placements

• Military placements are in England, Germany and Cyprus

• GP Placements and trainers are QA by the Defence GPEC chaired by DPGPE Mersey

• Placements are in ‘families’ practices but some are ‘troops only’ hence the need for a 50:50 arrangement in some cases

Page 11: THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY GP TRAINING IN THE DEFENCE MEDICAL SERVICES Group Captain Alison M Amos FRCGP Director of Postgraduate General

THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY

Defence GP Training• Due to shortage of

military practices, patient caseload and requirements of the AKT/CSA, 6 month NHS placements are sought for all Defence GPStRs

• Details covered in an SLA

• Trainers grant and all costs of the GPStR are paid for by the military

Page 12: THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY GP TRAINING IN THE DEFENCE MEDICAL SERVICES Group Captain Alison M Amos FRCGP Director of Postgraduate General

THE DEFENCE POSTGRADUATE MEDICAL DEANERY

The Future

• Defence will continue to need the support of the NHS for some elements of training

• If the extension to GP training is realised this will become even more so

• Your support is invaluable

• Thank you