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The College vision is to have the right doctors, in the right places, with the right skills, providing rural and remote people with excellent health care.
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1 of 2. OFFICIAL Annual My Health Record health check for registered healthcare provider organisations Make sure you are compliant with My Health Record participation obligations. An annual check of your My Health Record registration details ensures your
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Many rural hospitals have aged care residents onsite and there must be strategies in place to minimise the risks. ... ACRRM President, Dr Ewen McPhee, said that current training of staff was essential to being able to provide quality care.
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exercise diligence, care and skill. participate in board committees, where nominated by their Chairperson.
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Paper based medication charts in the residential aged care setting;. ... on Safety and Quality in Health Care’s website;.
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the community, such as older Australians, carers and remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, as well as an investment in making sure people are connected to care in support of
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MHR is a policy commitment. • Does the organisation use the MHR Provider Portal (eg context of aged care and.
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MORE INFORMATION. EDUCATION & TRAINING RESOURCES. To learn more about how My Health Record can assist rural clinicians to deliver better care, visit acrrm.org.au/myhealthrecord to access our online course
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In some cases, it will ensure that testing is available to some communities that do not currently have this - and where rapid point-of-care testing is utilised, it will assist
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A further delayed timeline for handover than anticipated. This is the preferred approach for ACRRM and allows for both WAGPET’s concerns around registrar welfare and for earlier handover preparation to ... occur. The interest of the registrars in training is