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E-learning activities

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  • Gain practical advice on how to respond most appropriately to patients’ and families’ negative reactions; communicate empathically, providing support and promoting trust and realistic hope; and manage personal negative reactions resulting from communicating difficult news.
  • Delivered by Dr Frances Poliniak, this 2.5-hour online activity allows you to share ideas with fellow participants, critique video scenarios, and download PDF resources.
  • A participation certificate is provided and CPD recognitions apply.
  • Access and more information here.
  • Develop your knowledge and skills in facilitating a consent process that leads to optimal patient understanding and shared decision-making.
  • Delivered by Dr Genevieve Yates, this 2-hour online activity explores several case scenarios allowing you to compare your anonymous answers with other doctors and medico-legal experts, and to reflect on how you implement informed consent processes into your consultations.
  • A participation certificate is provided and CPD recognitions apply.
  • Access and more information here.
  • Read short articles about medical records, privacy and professional obligations, and answer questions
  • Around 2 hours to finish
  • Relevant for all doctors
  • Participation certificate supplied on completion
  • CPD recognitions apply
  • Access and more information here.
  • Do you effectively use medical records to support continuity of care and confidently manage access to records?
  • In this 2.5-hour activity, Dr Eric Khong and Claims Manager, Victoria Astill-Smith, help you create good quality records and deal with issues surrounding documentation.
  • The focus is on areas identified as being problematic for doctors in recent court and disciplinary cases.
  • The example scenarios and quiz questions are suitable for doctors at all career stages.
  • A participation certificate is provided and CPD recognitions apply.
  • Access and more information here.
  • Enhance your skills in identifying patients who are drug-dependent (or at risk of this) or drug-seeking, minimising harm, establishing clear and ethical boundaries, and managing a patient’s expectations.
  • Join Prof Moira Sim to explore case scenarios and lawful and good practice opioid prescribing.
  • Participants can anonymously share ideas and learnings with each other.
  • This 3-hour activity is for General Practitioners and GP Registrars; however, others are welcome to participate.
  • The activity is CPD-recognised with the RACGP and ACRRM. 
  • Access and more information here.
  • Explore risks to patient safety in surgery and how to minimise them.
  • Answer questions, compare your processes with other participants’, and plan improvements.
  • These activities are designed for specialists and registrars in Ophthalmology and Surgery.
  • The activities do not attract CPD recognition.
  • Access and more information here.
  • The activity introduces the Australian Open Disclosure Framework and how it can be applied to a practice setting
  • This 1 hour activity explores the barriers and benefits to Open Disclosure and provides participants with an opportunity to explore the components of Open Disclosure and how it can be applied.
  • The example scenarios and quiz questions are suitable for doctors at all career stages.
  • A participation certificate is provided and CPD recognitions apply.
  • Access and more information here.

 

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