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General and Acute Care Medicine

Development is underway for redesigning the curriculum for Advanced Training in General and Acute Care Medicine.

The Australian and Aotearoa New Zealand Advanced Training Committees in General and Acute Care Medicine have established a Curriculum Review Group to renew the curriculum through a five-stage process.

Specialty development develop project stage

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Specialist contractor

A specialist contractor developed an initial draft specialty curriculum in line with College-approved educational models and templates, quality standards, and project deadlines.

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Associate Professor Annabel Martin, FRACP | Specialist contractor

Annabel is a Nephrologist, General and Obstetric Medicine Physician based in Northeast Victoria. Since completing her FRACP in 2013 she has become firmly embedded in regional physician work with a passion for regional training, workforce and equity of health care provision. Her current roles include Head of Albury Campus Charles Sturt Rural Clinical School, Senior Lecturer UNSW & Clinician. Within the college, Annabel is a member of RACP council, the Rural, Regional and Remote strategy working group, and the Victorian Regional Subcommittee. She has co-authored a textbook chapter in Comprehensive Clinical Nephrology and delivered lecture updates in Obstetric Medicine. Annabel will bring an important regional lens to the General and Acute Care Medicine curriculum renewal ensuring high quality curriculum design and delivery in every setting.

Curriculum Review Group

The Group will review and refine the draft curriculum in preparation for broad consultation.

See the Curriculum Review Group for General and Acute Care Medicine Terms of Reference (PDF) for more information.

For more information on the current curriculum, see the General and Acute Care Medicine Curriculum (PDF) and PREP General and Acute Care Medicine Program handbook.

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