Wednesday - Lesson 3
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Clinical Governance is boring (sorry)
There are 3 types of Plastic Surgery interview candidates - those who recite the definition, those who put the definition in their own words, and those who make clinical governance personal to their experiences. This lesson, you will learn to be the latter.
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The "7" Pillars
"7 pillars of clinical governance". Realistically, you would not need to recite these 7 pillars in your interview. Your goal is to be fluent in 3 pillars relevant to both you and plastic surgery. You should be aware of the remaining 4 pillars and to be able to briefly discuss them if pushed.

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Develop a Personal Answer
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Step 1 - Your Definition of Clinical Governance
ThePlasticsFella does not recommend you use the previously mentioned boring definition. As you build up your definition, ThePlasticsFella wants to inspire you with some previously heard answers

Step 2: Your Pillars
ThePlasticsFella recommends being fluent in 3 pillars of clinical governance. The three recommendations are clinical effectiveness & research, audit, and education & training. But if you feel differently, then do what makes you comfortable and confident.
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Step 3 is in the Course
Clinical Governance Questions
Generally speaking, the "clinical governance questions" are not curveballs. They are very straightforward and boring (a little bit like the topic itself). Nonetheless, it's really important to be able to identify other potential questions.
Now it's your turn!