Consolidation phase requirements
Consolidation phase requirements
Completion requirements
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Purpose
Support trainees’ professional development in the workplace.
Duration
12 months full-time equivalent (FTE).
Entry criteria
Prospective trainees can demonstrate…
- Certification of the Foundation phase by a Progress Review Panel.
- A Basic Training position in an RACP-accredited training setting or network.
Learning program
- 12 months’ FTE clinical experience in a mix of approved training rotations.
- ~4 Learning Plans (1 per rotation, minimum one per three months)
- Recommended learning courses, including:
- RACP College Learning Series
- RACP Working with Adolescents and Young Adults course
Teaching program
As per Foundation phase
Assessment program
12
Learning Captures
(~1 per month)
12
Observation Captures
(~1 per month)
~4
Rotation Progress Reports
(1 per rotation, minimum one per three months)
2
Phase Progress Report
(1 mid-phase, 1 end-of-phase)
Progression criteria
To progress to the Completion phase, trainees can demonstrate…
- The ability to plan and manage their learning and to complete their learning and assessment requirements in a timely manner.
- Significant progress against the ten key learning goals, including evidence of:
- the ability to consistently perform the following Entrustable Professional Activities with only distant supervision:
- Clinical assessment
- Communication with patients
- Documentation
- Prescribing
- Investigations.
- consistent behaviour in line with each of the ten areas of professional practice.
- the ability to apply medical knowledge to patient care (shows how)
- the ability to consistently perform the following Entrustable Professional Activities with only distant supervision:
Consolidation phase at a glance
An example of how the assessment program could be applied in the Consolidation phase is provided.
Last modified: Wednesday, 17 July 2024, 9:34 AM