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FiY1 Teaching Questionnaire
This questionnaire is designed to check FiY1 knowledge around various aspects of working as an FY1 from practical skills to clinical
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How confident are you at performing ward round duties including concise note documentation, planning, recognition of urgent tasks and prioritisation?
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How confident are you in your ability to clerk in a patient, formulate a plan, and carry out all related jobs by yourself?
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How confident are you in your ability to independently prescribe antibiotics and manage their monitoring and dose adjustments (including gentamicin and vancomycin)?
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How confident are you in your ability to independently prescribe and manage issues related to insulin, analgesia, laxatives, anti-emetics, blood products and fluids?
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How confident are you in tackling day to day jobs as an FY1 including discharge letters, ordering bloods/investigations and doing the extra steps required in ordering less common investigations such as echo, portable CXR, group and save bloods?
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How confident are you at reviewing a patient by yourself?
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How confident are you at recognising and managing a rapidly deteriorating patient?
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How confident are you in your understanding of when to escalate, how to escalate and who to escalate to?
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How confident are you in dealing with emergencies (including cardiac arrest, major haemorrhage, medical emergencies, surgical emergencies)?
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How confident are you in providing an effective and concise handover? (including to other specialties by phone and to out-of-hours teams)?
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How confident are you in breaking bad news and managing end of life situations?
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How confident are you in understanding death, dying, verification and certification?
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How confident are you in managing the actuely agitated patient?
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How confident are you in the capacity assessment process?
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How confident are you in recognising and managing abnormalities found on blood tests independently (such as anaemia and electrolyte abnormalities)?
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How would you rate your understanding of hospital logistics including bleeps, switchboard, on-call duties, handover, Hospital at Night (HAN) duties and making emergency calls?
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How confident are you in understanding the day-to-day working differences between the various South East Scotland Hospitals (RIE, WGH, RHSC, SJH, BGH, VHK)?
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Are there any other specific aspects of FY1 work that you feel you require further teaching on?
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