Benefits of Appraisal as Perceived by General Practitioners

Appraisal for general practitioners (GPs) has been in place since 2002. We conducted a review of current literature on what benefits GPs perceived appraisal to offer. GPs recognised that appraisal offers the chance to reflect on their personal development, and promotes educational activity. Furtherm...

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Published in:Education for primary care 2011-01, Vol.22 (6), p.393-398
Main Authors: Mugweni, Kudzai, Kibble, Sharon, Conlon, Maurice
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Appraisal
Attitude of Health Personnel
Benefits
Credentialing
Employee Performance Appraisal
General Practice - standards
General Practitioners
Humans
professional development
revalidation
Staff Development
United Kingdom
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