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  • About this resource
  • LG1: Competencies
  • Entrustable Professional Activities
    • LG2: Team leadership
    • LG3: Supervision and teaching
    • LG4: Quality improvement
    • LG5: Clinical assessment, investigation and management
    • LG6: Communication with workers, patients, communities, third parties, and other stakeholders
    • LG7: Analysis and application of data
    • LG8: Occupational and environmental screening, surveillance, and investigations
    • LG9: Hazard identification and risk assessment
    • LG10: Fitness for work assessment
  • Knowledge guides
    • LG11: Key clinical systems of occupational and environmental medicine
    • LG12: Health promotion and illness prevention
    • LG13: Hazard recognition, evaluation, and control of risk
    • LG14: Policy development and workplace relations
    • LG15: Business continuity, disaster preparedness, and emergency management
    • LG16: Environmental issues in occupational and environmental medicine
    • LG17: Occupational health and safety, and legislation
    • LG18: Epidemiology and causation

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Advanced Training in Occupational and Environmental Medicine

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Entrustable Professional Activities

Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs) outline the essential work tasks trainees need to be able to perform in the workplace.

2

Team leadership

Lead a team of health and other professionals

3

Supervision and teaching

Supervise and teach professional colleagues

4

Quality improvement

Identify and address quality systems in health care delivery and workplaces

5

Clinical assessment, investigation and management

Clinically assess, investigate, and manage the ongoing care of workers/patients

6

Communication with workers, patients, communities, third parties, and other stakeholders

Communicate with a range of stakeholders, including workers/patients, communities, professional bodies, businesses, health administration, insurers, and employers

7

Analysis and application of data

Research within the workplace and environment

8

Occupational and environmental screening, surveillance, and investigations

Select, organise, and interpret screening, surveillance, and diagnostic investigations

9

Hazard identification and risk assessment

Workplace and environmental hazard assessment

10

Fitness for work assessment

Assess workers’/patients’ ability to return to work

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