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PMETB Trainee Survey
A big “thank you” to all trainees who completed the PMETB trainee
survey, which closed on 25th March 2009. We are very pleased to
announce the Severn Deanery came top nationally when compared with
other Deaneries, with a 93.4% response rate. Trainee responses are
highly valued and we thank everyone who took the time to complete
this annual survey. Thanks also go to the Trust, School and Deanery
stakeholders who contributed to this excellent result. .jpg)
The survey identifies key areas of both excellence and
development – which will inform positive change in terms of training
satisfaction for trainees. As an example, the Severn Deanery will
use the survey results in a variety of ways: including prioritising
Deanery Quality visits
Deanery Visits to Trusts. These aim to improve the quality of
trainee placements in terms of training and development within
Trusts and Schools. With this exceptionally high response rate we
can be very confident of the reliability and validity of the data as
an input to the Deanery’s strategic planning.
PMETB have published the results of the 2009 survey on their
website and you can view the data via this link:
http://reports.pmetb.org.uk
For analysis of Severn Deanery results, please use the following
link: Severn Deanery
Results from the PMETB Survey 2009.
End of Placement Survey
In addition to the PMETB Trainee survey, we also run a Deanery
End of Placement Survey which is live throughout the year – for
further details please click on the link below:
Deanery End of
Placement Survey.
If you have any queries with regard to either of these surveys
please do not hesitate to contact:
Allegra Etheridge
Quality Manager
Severn Deanery
Unit D
Vantage Office Park
Old Gloucester Road
Hambrook
BRISTOL
BS16 1GW
Tel: 01454 252623
Quality Care Commission – National Survey of NHS Staff 2008
Please find below a link to the 6th annual survey of NHS staff by
the Quality Care Commission. It provides valuable information about
the views and experiences of employees that can help to improve the
working lives of staff and the quality of care for patients:
National Survey of NHS Staff 2008
This page was last updated
08/07/09
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