Acrrm guidelines

ACRRM Emergency Medicine Study Guide Aaron Sparshott The aim of this guide is provide an approach and resources to those intending to work as Rural Generalists and in particular registrars preparing for assessment in the Emergency Medicine Advanced Skill through the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM). The ACRRM ALS Course meets the standards for Advanced Life Support level 2 as defined by the Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC) guidelines, and the ACRRM Advanced Life Support CPD requirements to complete and ALS course each triennium. The course is also eligible for Online Self-Directed Learning: 8 hours educational activity The guidelines also acknowledge that different settings have different structures in place. For example, supervision in a tertiary public hospital is different to that in rural general practice. This is separate to accreditation of the training post against RACGP and/or ACRRM standards for general practice education and training. 7 ACRRM undertook a scan of Australian guidelines and standards, which were also considered in the design of the Framework. The ATHAC Telehealth Standards Framework is referenced to: • The ISO/TS 13131:2014 - Health informatics -- Telehealth services -- Quality planning guidelines, that provides advice and recommendations on how to develop The ACRRM ALS Course meets the standards for Advanced Life Support level 2 as defined by the Australian Resuscitation Council (ARC) guidelines, and the ACRRM Advanced Life Support CPD requirements to complete and ALS course each triennium. The course is also eligible for Online Self-Directed Learning: 8 hours educational activity Rural Medicine Australia (RMA) Student Volunteer Guidelines The RMA Student Volunteer Program provides medical students with an opportunity to • must be an existing member of ACRRM or RDAA (or join prior to applying to volunteer); • must be comfortable with providing friendly customer service while assisting RMA21 ACRRM promotes these skills through their Emergency Medicine requirement for Re gistrars and encourages Doctors, once Fellowed, to maintain these higher level skills through regular attendance at courses and professional development. At ACRRM Completion of Training (CoT), Registrars must provide course certificates that meet the Emergency Available appointments within 7-14 days. Technology: Skype, Doxyme (happy to do facetime or alternative programs) For any appointments or further information please contact the Telehealth Team at Endocrinology Melbourne on: Telephone 03:9459 4415. Fax 03:9459 4436. Email: telehealth@endomelb.com.au. Website: endomelb.com.au. ACRRM Rural Clinical Guidelines An electronic version of this document with active hyperlinks can be found on GPRime under Forms and Documents. Just search 'RACGP' or ACRRM' Please note: This document is an overview only and is subject to change. Detailed information should be sought from RACGP - racgp.org.au or ACRRM - ACRRM, AGPT and GPTQ. This includes all elements of training time, program requirements, educational • Rural Pathway Registrars may apply for an extension of training as per the above guidelines, in rural locations only. From 2019, the rurality of all placements will be based on the Modified Monash Model It is mandatory that participants be present for the entire duration of the course (8.30am to 5pm local time). Therefore it is highly recommended for interstate travellers to arrive at the course location at least one day prior to the com