The surgical portfolio and interview : a practical guide /: a practical guide. (2021)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Joe Esland, Andrew Hall.
• Authors: Esland, Joe; Hall, Andrew
• Contents: Preface; Acknowledgements; How to use this book ; ; Section 1: Introduction ; Ch 1: A career in surgery ; 1.1: Direct clinical care; 1.2: Supporting professional activities; 1.3: Additional NHS responsibilities; Ch 2: Training outline and requirements for progression ; 2.1: Training structure; 2.2: Requirements for progression; ; Section 2: The surgical portfolio ; Ch 3: Portfolio presentation and structure ; 3.1: Table of contents; 3.2: Structure; Ch 4: Portfolio maintenance and the surgical logbook ; 4.1: General principles; 4.2: Evidence required; 4.3: Surgical logbook; Ch 5: Creating good opportunities and maximising yield ; 5.1: Creating good opportunities; 5.2: Maximising yield; Ch 6: Portfolio domains ; 6.1: Using this chapter; 6.2: Research; 6.3: Teaching and education; 6.4: Quality improvement and clinical audit; 6.5: Leadership and management; 6.6: Academic achievement and higher degrees; 6.7: Commitment to specialty; ; Section 3: The surgical interview ; Ch 7: General interview advice ; 7.1: Preparation; 7.2: Interview day; Ch 8: Understanding the question ; 8.1: Closed questions about professional qualities; 8.2: Open questions; 8.3: Ethics and professionalism; 8.4: Clinical scenarios; 8.5: Specific knowledge; Ch 9: Characteristics assessed at interview – ‘buzzwords’ ; Ch 10: Professional qualities ; 10.1: How to answer questions about professional qualities; 10.2: Research; 10.3: Teaching and education; 10.4: Quality improvement and clinical audit; 10.5: Leadership and management; 10.6: Communication; 10.7: Teamwork; 10.8: Working under pressure; 10.9: Probity; 10.10: Empathy and compassion; Ch 11: Open questions ; 11.1: How to answer open questions; 11.2: Why surgery?; 11.3: Why this specialty?; 11.4: Why this region’s programme?; 11.5: Tell me about yourself; 11.6: What are your weaknesses?; Ch 12: Ethics and professionalism ; 12.1: How to answer ethics and professionalism questions; 12.2: Common themes; 12.3: Practice questions; Ch 13: Clinical scenarios ; 13.1: Purpose of this chapter; 13.2: How to answer clinical questions; 13.3: General surgery; 13.4: Trauma and orthopaedic surgery; 13.5: Vascular and cardiothoracic surgery; 13.6: Neurosurgery; 13.7: Plastic surgery; 13.8: Urology; 13.9: Ear, nose and throat surgery; 13.10: Perioperative care; 13.11: Advanced trauma life support (ATLS); 13.12: Managing a theatre list; Ch 14: Knowledge-based interview stations ; 14.1: Apprenticeship; 14.2: Leadership; 14.3: Scholarship; ;
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: Banbury : Scion Publishing
• Publication Date: 2021
• Extent: 1 online resource
• Subjects: 617.0023; Surgeons -- Vocational guidance; Surgeons -- Training of; Employment interviewing; Employment portfolios
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781911510864
• Related ISBNs: 9781911510819
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