Those that pass...
Follow the guidelines for completion:
- read and follow the guidance
- use the template
- use the marking criteria
Produce a narrative which assesses own practice:
- patient and safety focused
- demonstrates Good Scientific Practice
- demonstrates current abilities and suggests future improvements
- instils confidence (in yourself and your assessor)
The reflective narrative needs to:
- assess your own practice
- encompass the entire STP training period and experience
- demonstrate accountability and self-awareness
Examples of "What?"; "So What?" and "Now What?"
The following are examples from IACCs which passed. You can identify good practice e.g. they are clearly referenced to evidence in the portfolio but also they reflect the “What?”; “So What?” and the “Now What?”.
After each example an illustration is given on how it reflects Driscoll’s approach to reflection but remember when writing your IACC it must be presented in a continuous narrative following the template and guidance.
The examples follow the structure of What?, So What?, Now What?
- referenced to portfolio
- patient safety
- Good Scientific Practice emphasised
- concise, logically written – gives a succinct overview
Complete examples of the 5 domains
The following examples are from trainees who successfully passed their IACC. All references to the trainee and location have been removed.
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