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enables NPs to work to the full scope of practice and provides NPs with opportunities, will support better health-related outcomes for Australians, is relevant to all professions within the health ... Outcome 3: The health and aged care system will enable NPs to
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2.2 Training requirements Clinical training. Advanced Specialised Training in surgery requires a minimum 24 months full time or equivalent part time training.
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A full description of the MMM classifications is available on the the Department of Health website.
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For a full list of witnesses please visit the Attorney General's website. ]. ... Applicant Signature. Applicant Full Name. Declared at (place). BEFORE ME:. Signature of witness†.
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2.3 Training requirements Advanced Specialised Training in adult internal medicine requires a minimum 12 months full time or equivalent part time training. ... 6 months for a full-time registrar) and again at the completion of the training term (i.e.
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Full accreditation applies to accredited posts that have trained a registrar and demonstrated satisfactory performance. ... reviewed after three years. Full accreditation. The training post’s performance continues to be monitored. •
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Applicants applying to the AGPT Program should also refer to the Eligibility Guide for full details of the program entry requirement.
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Full accreditation applies to accredited posts that have trained a registrar and demonstrated satisfactory performance. ... reviewed after three years. Full accreditation. The training post’s performance continues to be monitored. •
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Movements • extension. o full o hyperextension. • flexion o range. • ... the menisci o tenderness in joint line o springy block to full extension o oedema o posterior lesions o anterior lesions o McMurray manoeuvre for medial.
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A full description of the MMM classifications is available on the the Department of Health website.