Estimate your Internal Medicine Training score, Docrr

6 questions covering the sections that account for most of the variation in scores. It is deliberately not the full framework — the estimate tells you roughly where you stand, not what to submit.

1.Publications — PubMed-cited means the publication has a PubMed ID

First author, joint-first author or corresponding author of PubMed-cited original researchCo-author of PubMed-cited original researchMore than one PubMed-cited other publication, or one or more book chapters related to medicineOne PubMed-cited other publicationAbstracts, non peer-reviewed articles or articles that are not PubMed-citedNone of the above

2.Presentations and posters — First or second author

Oral presentation at a national or international medical meetingPoster at a national or international medical meetingOral presentation at a regional medical meetingOral presentation at a local meeting, or a poster at a regional or local medical meetingNone of the above

3.Teaching experience — Evidence of formal feedback is required for every option here

Worked with local tutors to organise a teaching programme and taught regularly on it for around three months or longer, with formal feedbackRegular teaching as part of a defined programme or course for around three months or longer, with formal feedbackOccasional teaching of medical students or healthcare professionals, with formal feedbackNone of the above

4.Postgraduate degrees and qualifications — Highest qualification only

PhD or MD by researchMasters level degree such as MSc, MA or MResOther relevant postgraduate diploma or postgraduate certificateNone of the above

5.Quality improvement

Involvement in all stages of two cycles of a quality improvement projectInvolvement in some stages of two cycles, or all stages of a single cycleInvolvement in some stages of a single cycleNone of the above

6.Training in teaching — Training below PG Cert level must include at least six hours of live teaching time, which is roughly a one day course

Higher qualification in teaching, such as a PG Cert or PG DiplomaTraining in teaching methods below PG Cert level, with at least six hours of live teaching timeNo training in teaching methods

0 of 6 answered. Unanswered questions score zero, exactly as they would on the real form.