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Login to your Equiniti account as normal
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Click on the “My Doctors” tab
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Identify doctor and select “View Appraisal”
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ImportantNote that the appraisee doctor’s file will open in a new window. Note that an active“Pop-Up Blocker” will prevent this (Windows & Mac)
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Supporting evidence may be viewed directly from this screen byclicking on “View”
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A Reflective Notes Summary may also be viewed as a single pdf
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Important: Note that once you “Submit”, it will no longer be possible for your appraisee to upload any further supporting evidence to Equiniti
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Whilst the Equiniti system is designed to allow population of the appraisal discussion during the actual appraisal meeting, many appraisers still prefer to complete this sometime after.In the latter case, it is preferable to ensure that the “Start Appraisal” button is pressed on the day of the appraisal as it is not possible to back-date
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Clicking either “Discussion” or “PDP” will bring-upthe associated attribute boxes as shown on the next two slides
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This screen demonstrates a fully populated Appraisal Assessment
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Note that there is a final opportunity to make comments here after the PDP has been submitted but prior to hitting the “Submit Appraisal “ button
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Once you have pressed “Submit Appraisal”, your appraisee will be invited to pass judgment on you!
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