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Using emotional intelligence to facilitate strengthened appraiser development.

Abdol Tavabie¹, Anna Koczwara, Fiona Patterson

¹Kent, Surrey and Sussex Deanery, UK.

Education for Primary Care : an Official Publication of the Association of Course Organisers, National Association of GP Tutors, World Organisation of Family Doctors

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This study introduces a new training method using a development centre (DC) approach to enhance medical appraiser skills for improved medical revalidation and patient care.

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Medical Education
Healthcare Professional Development

Background:

Medical revalidation requires skilled appraisers to ensure quality healthcare.
Existing competency models needed enhancement for effective appraiser performance.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and evaluate a novel approach for strengthening medical appraiser skills.
To improve self-awareness and emotional intelligence (EI) in appraisers for better appraisal outcomes.

Main Methods:

Utilized development centre (DC) methods to create a one-day workshop.
Incorporated behavioral modeling, observation, practice, and feedback.
Integrated the concept of emotional intelligence (EI) into skill development.

Main Results:

The DC approach facilitated reflection and identification of skill gaps in appraisers.
Emotional intelligence (EI) was identified as a key factor in enhancing appraiser self-awareness.
The training aimed to improve appraisers' ability to influence continual professional development (CPD) and practice review.

Conclusions:

The developed DC approach offers a promising method for enhancing medical appraiser skills.
Improved appraiser skills, particularly those linked to EI, can positively impact appraisal quality and patient care.
Initial evaluation data supports the effectiveness of this novel training strategy.