From 2019, there will be only three categories of activities in the RACP's CPD framework, encouraging Fellows to participate in performance review and outcome measurement alongside more traditional educational activities. Performance review can include collegiate exercises like peer review of case outcomes, or surveys of patient experiences. Multi-source feedback is one sophisticated example that has been trialled by the RACP. Outcome measurement typically refers to clinical audits of case notes and there are many forms that can easily be implemented by Fellows. In this episode, two New Zealand Fellows discuss what they've learned about this 'strengthened CPD' approach since it was nationally implemented there four years ago.Guests Professor Tony Scott FRACP (Director of Cardiology, Waitemata Cardiology, Auckland) Dr Peter Roberts FRACP (CPD Director, RACP New Zealand; Wellington Hospital)Production Written and produced by Mic Cavazzini. Recording assistance in New Zealand from Charlotte Graham-McLay. Music courtesy Gunnar Johnsén at Epidemic Sound ('Task at Hand 2', 'Task at Hand 5', 'The Sky Changes 2') and Blue Dot Sessions ('Vittoro'). Image licenced iStock. The production manager was Anne Fredrickson. Editorial feedback for this episode was provided by RACP members Phillipa Wormald, Michael Herd, Rhiannon Mellor, Joseph Lee, Rachel Williams, Phillipa Wormald, Paul Jauncey, Rebecca Grainger, Philip Gaughwin and Alan Ngo. Thanks also to RACP staff Lianne Beckett, Michael Pooley, Elyce Pyzhov, Amy Nhieu, Shona Black, Abigail Marshall, Kerri Brown, Sandra Dias and Carol Pizzuto.Please visit the RACP website for a transcript embedded with citations. Fellows of the College can claim CPD credits for listening and additional reading.

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