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CPD - Continuing Professional Development

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New! 40 QA&CPD Points for Supervison of Registrars and Teaching Medical Students

The National QA&CPD unit has put together an 'Individual GP Supervisor Active Learning Module (ALM)' for GP Supervisors looking after Registrars. This will entitle GP Supervisors to claim 40 category 1 points once within the triennium. All you need to do is to submit a completed Supervision of GP Registrars PGPPP- Active Learning Module (ALM) to your respective QA&CPD Unit.

GPs who are teaching medical students in universities are now able to claim 40 category 1 points for it. The National QA&CPD Unit have recently introduced an Individual GP - Teaching Medical Student Active Learning Module (ALM) for GPs. You can now claim 40 category 1 points once within a triennium by submitting a completed Teaching Medical Students Application to your respective QA&CPD Unit.

RACGP QA & CPD 2008 - 2010 Triennium Resources
(RACGP Members)

QA & CPD Handbook for General Practitioners RACGP QA & CPD Handbook for GP's QA & CPD Handbook for GP's
Small Group Learning Small Group Learning - Registration Form
Small Group Learning - Application GuideQA & CPD Handbook for GP's
Rapid PDSA Cycle Rapid PDSA Cycles - Application Guide QA & CPD Handbook for GP's
Rapid PDSA Cycles - Application Form QA & CPD Handbook for GP's

Bogong Regional Training Network

http://www.bogong.org.au New page

Bogong Regional Training Network

The BRTN is one of 22 General Practice education and training organisations across Australia. Established in 2002, it is funded by the Commonwealth Government.

Key Stakeholders:
  • 3 Divisions of General Practice, Albury Wodonga Regional GP Network, North East Victorian Division and Goulburn Valley Division
  • Major regional hospitals in Shepparton, Wangaratta, Wodonga and Albury
  • Rural Clinical Schools attached to Melbourne University at Shepparton and the University of NSW Albury
  • Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine
  • Royal Australian College of General Practitioners
  • BRTN Registrars.
Registrars:

Selection of Registrars into BRTN is a competitive process administered centrally by General Practice Education and Training (GPET). Registrars come to the region for 3-4 years completing their 1st year in local hospitals. During the basic and advanced terms training takes place in BRTN teaching practices. The 3rd year is either a further 12 months in General Practice in the region or 6 months General practice and 6 months Special Skills. An optional 4th year is Advanced Rural Skills.

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