1. Dr Ananthakrishnan Raghuram September 2017
College Tutors and Associate College Tutors Shape of Training and Internal Medicine curriculum
Dr Ananthakrishnan Raghuram
September 2017

2. Overview Shape of Training update Model for specialty training
Internal medicine curriculum
Next steps

3. Shape of Training
Report of UK Shape of Training Steering group published 11 August with four-nation ministerial statement
Supports JRCPTB proposed model with 2 specialty groups
Dual train with internal medicine and cover acute unselected take
Single train and not provide acute care

6. Development of Internal Medicine (IM) curriculum
Internal medicine committee and three sub-groups tasked with developing curriculum
Input from SACs, trainees, employers and lay representatives
Stakeholder events
Wide ranging consultation

7. IM stage 1 curriculum 14 capabilities in practice (CiPs)
Key presentations and conditions that are common or serious
Practical procedures
Includes / mapped to GMC’s generic professional capabilities (GPCs)

8. Programme of assessment
Holistic assessment based on CiPs
Expert judgement of supervisors
Level of supervision required for each CiP with critical progression points
Evidence from MCRs, workplace-based and knowledge-based assessment

9. Timeline Stage 1 curriculum submitted to the GMC in July
Approval decision expected early October
Implementation August 2019
Group 1 specialties can recruit after IM2 in 2021
Group 2 specialties’ programmes will start in 2022

10. Next steps
Plan for implementation of IM stage 1 to replace CMT from August 2019
Training the trainers
Continue to work with SACs, GMC and doctors in training to develop specialty curricula
Ongoing communication
Information available on JRCPTB website