Use the links below to find more information on:
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- Roles
- Minor surgeries/surgical logs
- Last Year’s PDP
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Please note: Before you can sign off the appraisal, each of the appraisee's Last Year's PDP items must have a status (e.g. complete/proposed carried forward/proposed dropped). Click here for instructions. |
Form 3 contains the appraisee’s appraisal evidence, including their MSF and complaints and compliments.
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Form 4 - Appraisal summaries
As the Appraiser you must complete the three sections in Form 4 after the appraisal meeting. For more information about Form 4, click here.
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Signing off
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The overview page uses a traffic light system to display items of the appraisal that you have completed, and those that must be completed before you can sign off:
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- Any sections that are complete are shown in green
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- Any sections that you have not yet completed are shown in red
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Once all of the sections are complete you are ready to Sign Off the appraisal. - Click 'Sign Off' in the bottom right corner.
- Enter the Appraisal Sign Off date and click 'Yes' in the dialogue box.
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This will take you back to your appraisal dashboard, where you will see the appraisal status now set as "Awaiting Appraisee Sign Off"
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Reverting your sign off (or a submission)If you have signed off an appraisee's appraisal and wish to make changes, you can revert your sign off (if the appraisee has not also signed off the appraisal).
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If there are any changes you want the appraisee to make to their appraisal evidence you can also Revert their submission by clicking "Revert Submission" in the left navigation bar. |
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Reverting the Sign off will not let the appraisee see any changes (including CPD adjustments) you have made to the appraisal |
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