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See Appendix 1. Intersection with FAFPHM, for more information. 2.3 Training requirements Clinical Training AST in Population Health requires a minimum 12 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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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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These funds are only utilised to support active AGPT program participants during the four years full time training, or equivalent, of their progression through the Fellowship program.
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2020) Building on the momentum: Sustaining telehealth beyond COVID-19 https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/ full/10.1177/1357633X20960638#articleCitation DownloadContainer.
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In rural and remote areas, standards frameworks cannot assume ready access to the full suite of tertiary staff and resources. ... they will impact across the full diversity of clinical contexts.
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can freely discuss matters. Duration. The curriculum is designed for a 12 month full-time continuous training post in anaesthesia (including appropriate leave).
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These funds are only utilised to support active AGPT program participants during the four years full time training, or equivalent, of their progression through the Fellowship program.
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2.3 Training requirements Clinical training. The minimum period of time required for AST in EM is 12 months full-time or equivalent part-time. ... suture laceration in a cosmetically difficult area A. initial management of partial or full thickness burns A.
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We believe that in rural and remote contexts, full and expanded scope of practice is especially valuable. ... They are typically based on an assumption of easy access to the full gamut of specialised equipment and personnel.