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Review of clinical excellence awards 

17/12/2012 
NHS Employers has responded to the recommendations made in the review of clinical excellence awards (CEA), published today (17 December) by the Review Body on Doctors’ and Dentists’ Remuneration (DDRB).
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The review's recommendations support NHS Employers' view that the current system of awards needs revision, and that the CEA contract should reward current performance and encourage career progression, rather than rewarding length of service.

Commenting in a media statement, Dean Royles said:

"The current system of awards definitely needs revision and we are glad the review body supports our view. If we are to have Clinical Excellence Awards then they need to pass the 'Ronseal Test' to ensure staff are rewarded for truly outstanding and excellent contributions to patient care.”

Read more and access the CEA report.

Dean Royles also commented on the junior doctors' scoping report, which was published today by the Department of Health.

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doctorsanddentists@nhsemployers.org

Bill McMillan

See also...

CEA review
Read more and access the report
Junior doctors' scoping report
Read NHS Employers' review of the junior doctors' contract, published by the Department of Health.
Media statement
Read our response to the junior doctors' scoping report and the review of clinical excellence awards.
 
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