Event Information
Introduction To Population Health
3 Educational activity
 Addressing health inequities
FACRRM Recommended
Apply a population health approach
Practice medicine within an ethical, intellectual and professional framework
Work with Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander, and other culturally diverse communities to improve health and wellbeing
Adult internal medicine (AIM)
Population health (POP)

Introduction To Population Health

This course contributes to attainment of all the learning objectives expressed in ACRRM's standards for Domain 4 - Population Health.

On completion of this course participants should be able to:

  • Outline the steps involved in taking a population health approach to patient care
  • Elicit appropriate population health information
  • Undertake health promoting or preventive interventions for which there is evidence of efficacy and cost effectiveness
  • Appreciate the role and ethical considerations of recall/reminder systems
  • Adopt and review best practice protocols and guidelines in relation to population health activities
  • Demonstrate an understanding of the systems and structures necessary to support the integration of preventive activity into routine practice activity
  • Identify the risk factors, health problems and health needs of the community, and advise on, act or advocate for risk reduction and health enhancement
  • Critically appraise (using an evidence based approach) scientific literature and other relevant information to assist in decision making relating to patient management
  • Recognise the role of clinical audit in the continuous quality improvement of a rural/remote medical practice

 

Provider Information
The Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine
Education Development Team
61 07 3105 8200
61 07 3105 8299
education@acrrm.org.au
Level 1, 324 Queen Street
BRISBANE CITY
QLD, 4000