Consultant appraisals. Appraise where due.
Anna Ledgard, Beverly K. Thomas, S. H. McClelland, Iain Robbé
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Anna Ledgard, Beverly K. Thomas, S. H. McClelland, Iain Robbé
Abstract
A study of consultant appraisal in Welsh trusts revealed concerns about lack of protected time and uncertainty about how issues raised should be handled. The research showed it is important to ensure that issues raised are addressed by the organisation. Resources must be made available to trusts to offer protected time for the process, and adequate training.
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A study of consultant appraisal in Welsh trusts revealed concerns about lack of protected time and uncertainty about how issues raised should be handled. The research showed it is important to ensure that issues raised are addressed by the organisation. Resources must be made available to trusts to offer protected time for the process, and adequate training.
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