The competence and curriculum framework for the medical care practitioner (MCPs) provides the proposed national educational and practice standards and proposed regulatory framework that future healthcare workers will need to meet before being able to treat patients as an MCP.
Once qualified and registered it is proposed that an MCP will be able to:
The proposals set out the framework that describes the standards required of a robust and rigorous training programme, assessment, validation and revalidation. MCPs will practice under the supervision of a physician and the supervising physician will continue to be responsible for the medical care the patient receives.
The consultation document has been developed at the request of the National Practitioner Programme (previously part of the Modernisation Agency, Changing Workforce Programme) and been jointly led by the Royal College of Physicians and the Royal College of General Practitioners.
Contact details for obtaining hard-copy DH publications.

Useful tips to ensure you get the most from PDFs and the free Reader program. Topics covered include accessibility, troubleshooting and searching files.
Bookmark with:
What are these?