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……………………………………………………………………………… Personal Appraisal and Development Review Employee Line Manager Name: ………………............................................................. …………………………….............................................. Job Title: ……………………………………..….………………… ……………………………………….……………………… Directorate: ……………………………………………………………………………… Date of Personal Appraisal and Development Review meeting: …………..……………………. Your role, your review!

Review of past year’s objectives Before the meeting, please list the objectives agreed last year. During the meeting the outcomes and levels of achievement should be discussed. Objectives over the last year Briefly describe how well the objective has been achieved, referring to actual examples and actions where possible. If the objective has not been achieved, please give the reasons for this. Objectives for next year This section should be discussed during the appraisal. What should the person’s objectives be for next year? Take account of the organisation, department and the relevant team objectives. Objectives should be SMART (specific, measurable, agreed, realistic and time-bound). Objectives Expected Outcome/Measure of Achievement Timescale (by when) Any support/action by Manager or others

Personal development review and plan This section should be discussed during the appraisal. Focus on the key knowledge and skill requirements to achieve the objectives. You should not need to discuss each dimension every year but focus on the most important, where development is required. Keep a record of examples of application of required skills and knowledge throughout the year and refer to them during the review meeting. Regular discussion throughout the year should mean that it is no need to provide written evidence against all the competencies. Competencies required Review of progress during the past year, including examples of achievement of required levels of skills and knowledge Required level of skill/ knowledge achieved? Yes/No Personal development plan/actions to address development needs over the next 12 months Communication level required (please circle) 1 2 3 4 Communication has many forms and is a two-way process. It involves identifying what others are communicating as well as communicating yourself and the development of effective relationships. Personal and People Development 1 2 3 4 This dimension is about developing yourself and contributing to the development of others through both formal structured and informal ad hoc methods. Health, Safety and Security This dimension focuses on maintaining the health, safety and security of everyone in the organisation and anyone who comes into contact with it. It includes tasks that are undertaken as a routine part of work, such as moving or handling. Click and drag to indicate competency level required

Competencies required Review of progress during the past year, including examples of achievement of required levels of skills and knowledge Required level of skill/ knowledge achieved? Yes/No Personal development plan/actions to address development needs over the next 12 months Service Improvement level required (circle) 1 2 3 4 This dimension is about improving services in the interests of the users of those services and the public as a whole. The services might be services for the public (patients, clients and carers) or be services that support the smooth running of the organisation (such as finance, estates). Quality This dimension relates to maintaining high quality in all areas of work and practice, including the important aspects of effective team working. Quality can be supported using a range of different approaches including: codes of conduct and practice, evidence-based practice, guidelines, legislation, protocols, procedures, policies, standards and systems. Equality and Diversity 1 2 3 4 It is the responsibility of every person to act in ways that support equality and diversity. Equality and diversity is related to the actions and responsibilities of everyone – users of services including patients, clients and carers; work colleagues; employees, people in other organisations; the public in general. Click and drag to indicate competency level required

Management and Leadership This section should be discussed during the appraisal and should only be completed for those people working in a management/leadership role. Competency required Review of progress during the past year, including examples of achievement of required levels of skills and knowledge Required level of skill/ knowledge achieved? Yes/No Personal development plan/actions to address development needs over the next 12 months Management and Leadership level required (circle) 1 2 3 4 This dimension relates to the development and promotion of the values and goals of the trust through the effective leadership and management of the organisation its people and its processes. Please also refer to the Clinical Leadership Competency Framework used by the regulated clinical professions, and the NHS Leadership Competency Framework, formerly known as the Leadership Qualities Framework (LQF). Click and drag to indicate competency level required

  Summary of performance and development Appraiser’s summary comments on performance and development over the past year. Appraisee’s summary comments on performance and development over the past year. Achievement of objectives (*please tick the appropriate box) Not met all requirements/ objectives Met all the requirements/ objectives Exceeded the requirements/ objectives Levels of skills and knowledge (*please tick the appropriate box) Below/developing the required levels of knowledge and skills for this post At the required levels of knowledge and skills for this post Beyond the required levels of knowledge and skills for this post  Click and drag tick as required  Click and drag tick as required Signed (appraisee) ........................................................... Print Name ............................................. Date ................ Signed (appraiser) ........................................................... Print Name ............................................. Date ................ Signed (appraiser’s line manager) ........................................................... Print Name ............................................. Date ................ Please return your completed PADR Document by e-mail or post to the following address;- PADR@secamb.nhs.uk or PADR, SECAmb, HR Employee Services, The Horseshoe, Bolters Lane, Banstead, Surrey. SM7 2AS