9.5 Identify when input is required from expert colleagues and act to obtain their WO, CBP, PA involvement 9.6 Apply relevant knowledge of the medicine involved when recommending and WO, CBP informing patients of the risks and benefits of use 9.7 Exercise due care, including assessing properly the implications for individual patients receiving therapeutic medicine, as relevant to the practice context 9.8 Maintain proper clinical records as they relate to therapeutic medicine DE 9.9 Meet threshold credentials and/or external learning and assessment processes set Q/T, WO, CBP, Q/T = University of Melbourne pharmacology by the organisation, governing body and national and state/territory legislation WR subject 10. Advanced clinical decision making 10.1 Synthesise and interpret findings from clinical assessment and diagnostic tests to WO, CBP confirm the diagnosis 10.2 Demonstrate well-developed judgement in implementing and coordinating a patient management plan that synthesises all relevant factors 10.3 Use finite healthcare resources wisely to achieve best outcomes PA, WO, CBP 11. Formulate and implement a management/intervention plan 11.1 In collaboration with the patient formulate complex, evidence-based management WO, CBP plans/interventions as determined by patient diagnosis that are relevant to the practice context 11.2 Identify when guidance is required from expert colleagues and act to obtain their involvement 11.3 Facilitate all prerequisite investigations/procedures prior to consultation, referral or follow-up, as relevant to the practice context 11.4 Assess the need for referral or follow-up and arrange if necessary 11.5 Identify when input to complement care is required from other health professionals WO, CBP, PA and act to obtain their involvement 11.6 Provide appropriate education and advice to patients with common and/or complex conditions, as relevant to the practice context 11.7 Conduct a thorough handover to ensure patient care is maintained 12. Monitoring and escalation 12.1 Monitor the patient response and progress throughout the intervention using WO, CBP appropriate visual, verbal and physiological observations 12.2 Identify and respond to atypical situations that arise when implementing the management plan/intervention 13. Obtain patient consent 13.1 Explain own activity to the patient as it specifically relates to the practice context WO and check that the patient agrees before proceeding
9.5 Identify when input is required from expert colleagues and act to obtain their involvement WO, CBP, PA 9.6 Apply relevant knowledge of the medicine involved when recommending and informing patients of the risks and benefits of use WO, CBP 9.7 Exercise due care, including assessing properly the implications for individual patients receiving therapeutic medicine, as relevant to the practice context 9.8 Maintain proper clinical records as they relate to therapeutic medicine DE 9.9 Meet threshold credentials and/or external learning and assessment processes set by the organisation, governing body and national and state/territory legislation Q/T, WO, CBP, WR Q/T = University of Melbourne pharmacology subject 10. Advanced clinical decision making 10.1 Synthesise and interpret findings from clinical assessment and diagnostic tests to confirm the diagnosis WO, CBP 10.2 Demonstrate well-developed judgement in implementing and coordinating a patient management plan that synthesises all relevant factors 10.3 Use finite healthcare resources wisely to achieve best outcomes PA, WO, CBP 11. Formulate and implement a management/intervention plan 11.1 In collaboration with the patient formulate complex, evidence-based management plans/interventions as determined by patient diagnosis that are relevant to the practice context WO, CBP 11.2 Identify when guidance is required from expert colleagues and act to obtain their involvement 11.3 Facilitate all prerequisite investigations/procedures prior to consultation, referral or follow-up, as relevant to the practice context 11.4 Assess the need for referral or follow-up and arrange if necessary 11.5 Identify when input to complement care is required from other health professionals and act to obtain their involvement WO, CBP, PA 11.6 Provide appropriate education and advice to patients with common and/or complex conditions, as relevant to the practice context 11.7 Conduct a thorough handover to ensure patient care is maintained 12. Monitoring and escalation 12.1 Monitor the patient response and progress throughout the intervention using appropriate visual, verbal and physiological observations WO, CBP 12.2 Identify and respond to atypical situations that arise when implementing the management plan/intervention 13. Obtain patient consent 13.1 Explain own activity to the patient as it specifically relates to the practice context and check that the patient agrees before proceeding WO
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