GP Appraisal Local Reports and National Overview
Downloads
- GP Appraisal NHS Ayrshire and Arran Jan 2009 (PDF, 230K)
- GP Appraisal NHS Dumfries and Galloway Jan 2009 (PDF, 263K)
- GP Appraisal NHS Fife Jan 2009 (PDF, 230K)
- GP Appraisal NHS Forth Valley Jan 2009 (PDF, 264K)
- GP Appraisal NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Jan 2009 (PDF, 239K)
- GP Appraisal NHS Grampian Jan 2009 (PDF, 275K)
- GP Appraisal NHS Highland Argyll and Bute Jan 2009 (PDF, 279K)
- GP Appraisal NHS Highland North Jan 2009 (PDF, 282K)
- GP Appraisal NHS Lanarkshire Jan 2009 (PDF, 273K)
- GP Appraisal NHS Lothian and NHS Borders Jan 2009 (PDF, 237K)
- GP Appraisal NHS Orkney Jan 2009 (PDF, 257K)
- GP Appraisal NHS Shetland Jan 2009 (PDF, 252K)
- GP Appraisal NHS Tayside Jan 2009 (PDF, 254K)
- GP Appraisal NHS Western Isles Jan 2009 (PDF, 262K)
- GP Appraisal National Overview Jan 2009 (PDF, 859K)
About these reports
NHS Quality Improvement Scotland (NHS QIS) undertook an
external quality assurance (EQA) review of the implementation and
management of the GP Appraisal process in Scotland, representing a
12 month period prior to 31 March 2008. Following analysis of each
NHS board, local reports and a national overview have been
produced.
Background
In 2003, NHS Education for Scotland (NES) developed and
implemented a national GP appraisal scheme. In 2004, GP appraisal
became a requirement to be admitted to and remain on, the
Performers List in line with the NHS (Primary Medical Performers
List) (Scotland) Regulations 2004. In 2007, NHS QIS established a
steering group to initiate and deliver an external review programme
to assess implementation and management of the GP appraisal process
throughout 14 NHS boards in Scotland.
Published Date: 1 January 2009
