who’s who in MCCC and in your Access and utilise the online administrative subregional hub platform (Pivotal)for recording their training Pivotal training progress MeL RACGP/ACRRM requirements Develop a knowledge of other available online platforms available for directed and directed learning Have a working knowledge of AGPT pathways RACGP, ACRRM, FARGP – Understand assessment within training and summative requirements Understand the mandatory activities required to be completed during training , Orientation to General practice: Describe the concept of the Medical Home Structure of general practice Characterise where general practice sits in the Australian health system Philosophy of general practice (medical home) Compare and contrast general practice and models of consultation/domains , an hospital practice intro to active listening and the golden minute Recognise health pathways in your region Differences from hospital environment Discuss the challenges and benefits of a general Medicare and Pharmaceutical Benefits practice career. Service (PBS) basics Describe the domains of general practice (RACGP/ACRRM) Interpret the Medical Benefits Schedule and the pharmaceutical benefits system and how they apply to general practice consultations and practice management Describe the concept of patient centred care Demonstrate the concept of active listening and the importance of the first minute of the consultation in communication and information gathering and commence developing these skills in practice Being a practitioner: Demonstrate familiarity with medical “Good practice: a code of conduct for Australian Professionalism doctors” Understand the role of the team in general practice and how to access and work within the team
who’s who in MCCC and in your subregional hub Pivotal training MeL RACGP/ACRRM requirements Access and utilise the online administrative platform (Pivotal)for recording their training progress Develop a knowledge of other available online platforms available for directed and learning Have a working knowledge of AGPT pathways – RACGP, ACRRM, FARGP Understand assessment within training and summative requirements Understand the mandatory activities required to be completed during training , Orientation to General practice: Structure of general practice Philosophy of general practice (medical home) models of consultation/domains , an intro to active listening and the golden minute Differences from hospital environment Medicare and Pharmaceutical Benefits Service (PBS) basics Describe the concept of the Medical Home Characterise where general practice sits in the Australian health system Compare and contrast general practice and hospital practice Recognise health pathways in your region Discuss the challenges and benefits of a general practice career. Describe the domains of general practice (RACGP/ACRRM) Interpret the Medical Benefits Schedule and the pharmaceutical benefits system and how they apply to general practice consultations and practice management Describe the concept of patient centred care Demonstrate the concept of active listening and the importance of the first minute of the consultation in communication and information gathering and commence developing these skills in practice Being a practitioner: Professionalism Demonstrate familiarity with “Good medical practice: a code of conduct for Australian doctors” Understand the role of the team in general practice and how to access and work within the team directed