Postgraduate Doctors can ask for a review of an outcome 2
A review is a process where an individual or a group who originally made a decision return to it to reconsider whether it was appropriate. They must take into account the representations of the person asking for the review and any other relevant information, including additional relevant evidence, whether it formed part of the original considerations or has been freshly submitted.
Postgraduate Doctors can ask for an appeal of an outcome 3 or 4
An appeal is a procedure whereby the decision of one individual or a group is considered by another (different) individual or body. Again, an appeal can take into account both information available at the time the original decision was made, newly submitted information and the representations of the appellant. Those involved in an appeal must not have played a part in the original decision or the review.
A request for an appeal must be made in writing to the Postgraduate Dean, via england.appeals.eoe@nhs.net within 10 working days of being notified of the panel’s decision and your grounds for appeal must be stated. You must also provide any supporting evidence as part of this request so that this can be considered in detail by the ARCP panel.