Outpatient clinic
Show current assessment, decisions, communication and follow-up across general and specialist ENT clinics.
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Portfolio Pathway (CESR)
Start with the evidence you need to demonstrate, not a pile of documents. This ENT-first guide helps you identify gaps before you prepare an application.
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Where do I start?
Answer four questions to get a practical ENT evidence-planning route. Nothing you choose is uploaded or saved.
FREE · ENT EVIDENCE MAP
What do I already have?
Use this quick map after reading the current GMC ENT guidance. Mark only the position of your evidence—do not enter patient details or upload documents. Your status choices stay on this page; only the priority you choose is passed to the action plan.
0Evidence found
0Needs updating
0Gaps to address
ENT clinical practice · 1
Outpatient clinic
Assessment, decisions, communication and follow-up
Check a clinic evidence item →ENT clinical practice · 2
Unselected emergency take
Acute assessment, prioritisation, management and handover
Check an emergency-take evidence item →ENT clinical practice · 3
Ward and inpatient care
Continuing care, complications, team working and discharge
Check a ward or inpatient evidence item →ENT clinical practice · 4
Operating list
Operative judgement, consent, technique and complications
Check an operating-list evidence item →ENT clinical practice · 5
Multidisciplinary working
Contribution to complex decisions and coordinated care
Check an MDT evidence item →Supporting evidence · 6
Assessments and reports
Workplace assessments, structured reports and referees
Check assessments and reports →Supporting evidence · 7
Professional activity
Teaching, quality improvement, research, leadership and CPD
Your next review
Mark the areas above to see which gaps or older evidence to review first.
These are planning headings, not a complete evidence checklist or GMC assessment. An item marked “evidence found” has not been checked for suitability. Use the current GMC specialty-specific guidance before collecting or submitting material.
Otolaryngology (ENT)Available now +/−
Other specialtiesNot yet developed +/−
Clinora has not yet built or verified specialty-specific checklists for other disciplines. Use the GMC specialty guidance for your own specialty.
01 · ENT
Map the five capabilities
The GMC ENT guidance describes five surgical Capabilities in Practice (CiPs). Use these prompts to plan evidence, then check the full guidance for requirements, examples and currency.
Unselected emergency take
Show how you assess, prioritise and manage acute ENT presentations, including escalation and handover.
Ward and inpatient care
Show ongoing management, multidisciplinary working, complications and discharge decisions.
Operating list
Show operative judgement, consent, technical practice, supervision and management of complications.
Multidisciplinary working
Show how you contribute to complex decisions and coordinate care across teams.
This is a planning aid, not an assessment of whether evidence will be accepted. The official ENT guidance also covers knowledge, skills, CPD, research, education, quality improvement, leadership and supporting documents.
02 · SOURCE OF TRUTH
Work from the current GMC guidance
The GMC says to use the version on its website rather than relying on an old saved copy. Check it again before submitting, especially for evidence currency and referee requirements.
03 · PRACTICAL START
Take one useful next step
- Read the ENT guidance in full and confirm the applicable curriculum.
- List the evidence you already hold against each capability and the other guidance sections.
- Mark missing or old evidence, then agree realistic opportunities to address gaps in your current role.
- Ask the GMC or JCST about points you cannot resolve from their guidance before submitting.