Improving the
effectiveness of the Faculty
One of the recent developments within the Faculty is to look at
ways to improve the effectiveness of the Faculty and to find new
ways to involve members more. The Faculty Executive hope to
begin to address these problems by changing the executive
structure, function and representation within the College.
The problems that need to be
addressed are the increased workload for the
General Adult Faculty as the remit of the Executive is
broader than other Faculties, increasing subspecialisation of
General Adult Psychiatry, less opportunities for members to
contribute to the Executive in proportion to its membership as it
follows a similar structure to other Faculties, and lack of
knowledge about individual members due to the large number of
members.
View the document "Improving
the Effectiveness of the General Adult Faculty Executive
Committee" . This outlines a proposal to change the structure
of the Faculty and to develop networks within various clinical
areas. The first two networks in Crisis Resolution and Home
Treatment and Primary Care Liaison will be launched at the Faculty
conference in October.
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