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Practice Experience Program (PEP)

Exploring the in-consultation clinical and educational experience of Practice Experience Program (PEP) participants via an established patient encounter tracking and learning tool (PETAL)

15 February, 2021 By

In this study of participants in GP Synergy’s Practice Experience Program (PEP) we aim to introduce a program modelled on the Registrar Clinical Encounters in Practice (ReCEnT) program. Using data similar to that collected in ReCEnT, and using an adaptation of the ReCEnT online data recording process, we will provide PEP participants with ... Read more