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Quality in medical education and training
1British Postgraduate Medical Federation, London.
British Journal of Hospital Medicine
|February 2, 1993
Summary
Monitoring medical education quality is challenging. A new framework helps oversee contracts between clinical tutors and postgraduate deans, improving quality assurance in medical training.
Area of Science:
- Medical Education
- Healthcare Quality Assurance
Background:
- Defining and monitoring quality in medical education and training presents significant challenges.
- Existing methods for quality assessment in postgraduate medical training are often inadequate.
Purpose of the Study:
- To develop a practical framework for monitoring the quality of medical education and training.
- To establish a standardized document for contract monitoring between clinical tutors and postgraduate deans.
Main Methods:
- A working party in the North East Thames Region developed a contract-monitoring document.
- The document serves as a framework for overseeing contractual agreements in medical training.
Main Results:
- The developed document provides a structured approach to contract monitoring.
- Implementation of the framework facilitates more effective oversight of clinical tutors and postgraduate deans.
Conclusions:
- The contract-monitoring document offers a viable solution for enhancing the quality assurance of medical education.
- This framework can be adopted to improve the monitoring of postgraduate medical training contracts.