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Created on: 16/09/2021 in Communication
Watch the webinar … behaviours that may impede patient and staff safety and wellbeing Discuss barriers to patient-centred care
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Created on: 05/09/2021
Patients must be informed of treatment and palliative care options, as well as the VAD process. … you familiarise and understand how these changes apply to your practice to ensure your delivery of care … They must also inform the patient about available treatments, palliative care options, and their expected
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Patients must be informed of treatment and palliative care options, as well as the VAD process. … you familiarise and understand how these changes apply to your practice to ensure your delivery of care … They must also inform the patient about available treatments, palliative care options, and their expected
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and this is not diminished by providing care via telehealth or because the healthcare is for cosmetic … the preference of the patient or convenient. healthcare practitioners owe their patients a duty of care
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Created on: 01/09/2021 in Advice and support
reiterated the second Google review and added that Dr Dean had “apologised for the negligence” of her care
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Created on: 01/09/2021 in Advice and support
Missed the MIPS webinar? … and therapeutic relationships she has fostered with families and individuals over her medical career … the patient’s care.
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Created on: 23/08/2021 in Professionalism and ethics
Collect CPD
TIP: If you’re a MIPS member, check out the MIPS website for free webinars where you … accredited (RACGP, RACS, Dental and ACRRM) and non-CPD professional development resources , including webinars … This information has proven to be useful for doctors at all stages of their careers.
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Created on: 23/08/2021 in Professionalism and ethics
Inaccurate care may be given due to poor notation & or communication. … How poor records can impact patient care? Errors of treatment /medication errors. … Health records are essential for the safe and consisting delivery of patient care, as well as scientific
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Created on: 16/08/2021 in Advice and support
A practitioner will have discharged their duty to take reasonable care if they take into account the … reduce the risk of community transmission of COVID-19 and provide protection for patients and health care
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Created on: 12/08/2021 in Communication
Presented by: Dr David Cooper and Dr Paul Alexander (MIPS) Watch the webinar … In this webinar, our presenters have specifically tailored the content for MIPS members. … Providing good care to patients is the primary concern of all healthcare practitioners, but what do
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Created on: 10/08/2021 in Communication
Patient care is more than just healing, it's building a connection that encompasses mind, body and soul … You have both a vicarious and non-delegable duty of care and work health and safety responsibility. … and the reasons you believe this is most accurate Do not mislead, be honest Explain the purpose of care
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Created on: 27/07/2021 in Professionalism and ethics
The deceased was a child in care to whom a report has been made about them or a sibling in the 3 years … A medical practitioner who is either responsible for a patient’s care immediately prior to their death … The only exception is when you have recently cared for the person as a treating medical practitioner.
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Created on: 23/07/2021 in Professionalism and ethics
All of the things you learn here will help you further develop a plan and progress in your career. … * No CPD points will be awarded for this webinar. … the breadth of your portfolio and how to enhance it Presenters Dr Chia-wen Yeh, Dentist Watch the webinar
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membership organisation committed to providing members with the security and support they need through their career
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Created on: 06/07/2021 in Professionalism and ethics
Also in QLD: The deceased person was a child or person in care or custody. … A medical practitioner who is either responsible for a patient’s care immediately prior to their death … The only exception is when you have recently cared for the person as a treating medical practitioner.
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Created on: 24/06/2021 in Professionalism and ethics
Corresponding Notes Watch the webinar * No CPD points will be awarded for this webinar. … A MIPS member webinar dedicated to PGY2+ doctors who are not yet in a training position.
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Created on: 17/06/2021 in Professionalism and ethics
Watch the webinar … The webinar imparts our knowledge and expertise on how to best prepare for an interview and techniques … Learning outcomes At the end of this webinar, participants will be able to: Prepare for an interview
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Created on: 16/06/2021 in Professionalism and ethics
Implement these strategies to further develop a plan and progress in your career. … A handy tip to be more relaxed about your interview is to take care about the “interview logistic matters
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Created on: 04/06/2021 in Professionalism and ethics
Watch the webinar … All of the things you learn here will help you further develop a plan and progress in your career. … Learning outcomes At the end of this webinar, participants will be able to: Identify the main aspects
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Created on: 03/06/2021 in Professionalism and ethics
CV – Personal profile/Career intentions: Group task or self-learning exercise Using the following … I hope to pursue my interest in paediatric emergency medicine and research as my career develops. … Demonstrate who you are and your intended career direction Example personal profile: I thoroughly enjoy