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Generic Capabilities Evidence Workbook

HTML edition updated 9 September 2026. This is an educational planning aid, not an official application form or individual advice.

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Generic Capabilities Evidence Workbook

Show leadership, improvement, education, scholarship and professional values through action and effect

✓ Six structured planning stages

✓ Private writing space and evidence prompts

✓ Source, confidentiality and review safeguards

Prepared for SAS, locally employed and other UK doctors

Author: Dr N Aziz

Before you write

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1. Leadership

Complete only what is relevant. Use factual language, cite current sources and ask an appropriate adviser to challenge assumptions.

2. Quality improvement

Complete only what is relevant. Use factual language, cite current sources and ask an appropriate adviser to challenge assumptions.

3. Teaching and supervision

Complete only what is relevant. Use factual language, cite current sources and ask an appropriate adviser to challenge assumptions.

4. Research and scholarship

Complete only what is relevant. Use factual language, cite current sources and ask an appropriate adviser to challenge assumptions.

5. Communication and equality

Complete only what is relevant. Use factual language, cite current sources and ask an appropriate adviser to challenge assumptions.

6. Evidence selection

Complete only what is relevant. Use factual language, cite current sources and ask an appropriate adviser to challenge assumptions.

Action summary

Sources and disclaimer

Use the current GMC application guide, curriculum, specialty-specific guidance and GMC Online instructions. National employer and deanery support differs.

GMC: Portfolio Pathway with registration

NHS Employers: SAS development guidance

Independent general education

This workbook does not determine eligibility, assess evidence sufficiency, guarantee registration or employment, calculate a deadline, or replace individual GMC, College, employer, legal or professional advice.