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Date: 01/01/2023 Location: Other
Interactive online course that considers a range of common emergency presentations that may present in the GP surgery with a focus on the clinical history and examination, red flags for serious illness and clinical management of the seriously ill child.
The primary aim is to implement the Clinical Guideline for the Diagnosis and Management of Work-related Mental Health Conditions in General Practice.
Doctors working anywhere in Australia can take part in a 15-20 minute online story completion survey, which involves writing a short story in response to a clinical scenario involving PrEP
Recognise and remunerate the senior clinical advisory services of experience rural and remote doctors.
make a clinical decision about whether extended prescribing is appropriate for individual patients. ... ACRRM strongly supports team-based, multidisciplinary models of care, particularly where clinical pharmacists are engaged in community general practice and
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Key Learning Areas (Overall areas of knowledge that you want to improve or learn during the clinical attachment):. ... Must be a minimum of 6hrs excluding breaks. Clinical attachment form 02/2020 Page- 2 - of 2.
A desire to improve systems, and something that I have heard more and more during my training is ‘clinical courage’, a concept which is both terrifying and exciting and stands out
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3.13 Clinical experience in Australia and overseas experience in a Medical Board of Australia approved competent authority may be recognised. ... 3.14 Clinical experience gained in other countries may be considered case by case.
Resources included within this activity are a therapeutic brief, a clinical case scenario, a patient information brochure which GPs can discuss with and provide to relevant patients and a quick reference
She currently serves as Medical Lead for Care@Home, Tasmania’s virtual care service, where she oversees clinical strategy, governance, and service delivery and planning.