@beckimarshRA@GaslingSarah@RCoANews Pros and cons. Often reduced travel costs, familiar, comfortable environment. Can disadvantage those without a quiet environment with good WiFi.
@beckimarshRA@GaslingSarah@RCoANews It's often as expensive to run online exams due to need for lower ratios of invigilators to candidates. Usually run through external (costly) software, but allows demand for places to be met more achievably than physical centres.
@CharSquires@drlynnmccallum Mat did have a successful spell of that while naptrapped by a poorly toddler recently...but I think sleep deprivation was my limiting factor for productivity on mat leave!
@DrHelenHare@ASTC108 @Doctor_Erin_ And there is a get out clause that some specialties use to insist on 100% OOH to maintain service cover. This can be useful for training or detrimental depending on your stage of training.
@mancunianmedic@HugoResp It's clunky and often unintuitive. Every board has set it up and integrated local systems differently. Some aspects work well. Others less so. I've used a big US corporate version elsewhere and definitely preferred it.
@CharSquires@beans2er@djbeckett @arrowkmr @weeSAMScotland We had this in Newcastle too. It seemed to work well. I do think it probably works better as a supplement rather than replacing the main letter, however.