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Vince
Vince
Dev Rel @ Wasp

CPD Diary: A Doctor’s Journey in the NHS

Hello everyone,

I’m Nikhil, a doctor working in the NHS, and today I want to share my experience with maintaining a CPD (Continuing Professional Development) diary. This diary has been an invaluable tool in my professional journey, especially when it comes to revalidation.

Why Keep a CPD Diary?

As doctors, we are required to stay updated with the latest medical knowledge and practices. The CPD diary helps us track our learning activities and ensures we meet the GMC’s revalidation requirements. It also serves as a personal record of our professional growth.

How I Use My CPD Diary

  1. Regular Updates: I make it a habit to update my CPD diary regularly. After attending a workshop, seminar, or even an online course, I jot down key takeaways and reflections.

  2. Reflection: Reflecting on what I’ve learned is crucial. I write about how the new knowledge impacts my practice and how I plan to implement it.

  3. AI-Generated Tickets: I use AI-generated tickets for mini-CEX, CBD, or reflections, which streamline the process of logging these activities.

  4. Log Storage and Export: I store my logs with a very rapid login-to-entry process and export them to PDF for later use or storage.

Benefits of Using a Digital CPD Diary

  1. Accessibility: Having a digital CPD diary means I can access my records from anywhere, whether I’m at home, at work, or on the go.

  2. Rapid Reflections & Tickets: Superfast ticket and reflections for when I fill my appraisal

  3. Backup and Security: My entries are securely backed up in the cloud, ensuring that I never lose my valuable records.