{"interviewQueryText":"What are some good interview questions in British English for the job description below?\n\n-------------------------------------------\n\nGeneral Practitioner with St James Medical Centre in Rossendale, Lancs\n\n We are looking for a dynamic salaried GP to join the team at St James Medical Centre . We are based in leafy Rossendale close to good motorway links and accessible from Manchester, Bury, Rochdale and East Lancs. We are a well run practice and can offer good admin and nurse support along with regular peer support over great coffee! The role encompasses the following: Provide GP services to a population of 9,500 including a share of the following workload. Telephone triage and face to face consultation where needed including visits as necessary. Admin, pathology results, EPS. We have a correspondance management system in place which minimises GP input. Attendance and input into practice meetings, GSF, learning reviews etc Involvement in quality improvement work. About us Key Responsibilities: Maintaining the highest clinical standards at all times and in accordance with accepted good medical practice, relevant National and local clinical guidelines and various clinical protocols of the practice. Transmission of relevant clinical information of patients to other medical and nursing staff both within and external, regarding patients under care of those referred to other places for further treatment of follow-up. Encourage and support the GP provision of the services to promote the medical and clinical services delivery in a timely manner as per CCG Keep up to date with advances in medicine and practices. Undertake annual appraisal and revalidation. Attend practice education meetings, business meetings, PHCT meetings. Undertake home visits, and care of practice patients in nursing homes or residential homes. Promote the application of standards, protocols and codes of practice as set by Royal College of General Practitioners, General Medical Council, all other Royal Colleges and Councils applicable to the staff within the practice, Department of Health, Primary Care Trusts and all other regulatory and standard setting organisations Assist in the delivery of the service and promotion of policies made by the practice Contribute to the development of ideas, strategies and policies which will promote efficiency and well-being of the service delivery by attending practice business meetings Ensure patient notes are fit for purpose, information entered on EMIS Web and filed in accordance with appropriate protocol Good prescribing and medicines management. NICE guidance and DH directives Good Prescribing Practice as defined by British National Formulary (BNF) guidance from Royal Pharmaceutical Society of Great Britain on the safe and secure handling of medicines Controlled Drugs legislation Shared protocols agreed between the PCT and other NHS providers Locally specified Patient Group Directions Have in place suitable guidance to ensure that when referrals made for patients to see other medical service providers are kept within local guidelines, adequate information is given to the personnel to whom the patient has been referred for proper assessment to be made Be supportive of any complaints policy and procedure to ensure proper investigation and appropriate follow-up action in the event of a complaint being made against any aspect of the service provided or any personal provider of the service Maintain confidentiality in line with professional standards This job description is not exhaustive and may be amended from time to time during the employer and employee review at appraisal. Safeguarding Children and Adults The organisation has a zero tolerance approach to the abuse of children, young people and vulnerable adults. All employees are required to promote and safeguard the welfare of children and young people and comply with the Local Safeguarding Children Board Procedures and the Children Act (1989, 2004). In accordance with the CCG and Local Safeguarding Adult Board policy all staff must ensure the health and wellbeing of vulnerable adults is appropriately safeguarded. All staff are required to attend training appropriate to their role in safeguarding children and adults, which includes understanding and recognising the signs of abuse and knowing how to raise concerns when those signs of abuse are noticed in a person. Confidentiality: Working within primary care you may gain knowledge of confidential matters which may include personal and medical information about patients and staff. Such information must be considered strictly confidential and must not be discussed or disclosed. Failure to observe this confidentiality could lead to disciplinary action being taken against you. 71 Codes of Conduct and Accountability: You are expected to comply with relevant CCG/Practice codes of conduct and accountability. Health and Safety: In accordance with the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974 and other supplementary legislation, you are required to take reasonable care to avoid injury during the course of work and co-operate with CCG/Practice and others in meeting statutory regulations. You are also required to attend statutory training as required to fulfil your duties. To comply with safety instructions and CCG/Practice policies and procedures. To use in a proper safe manner the equipment and facilities provided. To refrain from willful misuse of, or interference with, anything provided in the interest of health and safety and any action, which might endanger yourself and others. To report as soon as practical any hazards and defects to your senior manager. To report as soon as practical accidents and untoward incidents and to ensure that accident forms are completed. "}