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What does each ARCP Outcome mean?

Modified on: Tue, 10 Oct, 2017 at 4:22 PM

The ARCP panel will recommend one of the eight outcomes described below for each specialty/sub-specialty for each trainee, including those on integrated clinical/academic programmes.

ARCP OUTCOME	Outcome Explanation
OUTCOME 1	Satisfactory progress – Achieving progress and the development of competences at the expected rate
OUTCOME 2	Development of specific competences required – Additional training time not required
OUTCOME 3	Inadequate progress – Additional training time required
OUTCOME 4	Released from training programme – With or without specified competences
OUTCOME 5	Incomplete evidence presented – Additional training time may be required
OUTCOME 6	Gained all required competencies for the programme
OUTCOME 7	7.1 Satisfactory progress in or completion of the LAT / FTSTA placement 7.2 Development of specific competences required – additional training time not required 7.3 Inadequate progress by the trainee – additional training time 7.4 Incomplete evidence presented – LAT / FTSTA placement
OUTCOME 8	Out of programme for clinical experience, research or a career break (OOPE/OOPR/OOPC)

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