ANZCA & FPM CPD Program resources: Short format learning

Understand the policy and legislative requirements of undertaking a Root Cause Analysis. Develop skills in conducting the RCA process.

CPD training and events, including exam support sessions, communication workshops, regional anaesthesia cadaveric courses and much more.

The Perform Peripheral Intravenous Cannulation Course (HLTHPS009) is evidence based and the techniques taught in this IV cannulation course are designed to promote the best practice outcomes for patient care.

Blue Knot Foundation offers a variety of training programs that build on each person’s, team’s or organisation’s knowledge of complex trauma and trauma-informed practice and how best to support services and practice in both clinical and non-clinical settings. We deliver training in trauma-informed practice, complex trauma, vicarious trauma and leadership across sectors around Australia.

Learn mindfulness techniques to reduce stress and improve performance.

Join Drs. William Miller, Theresa Moyers and Stephen Rollnick and learn how to engage with your clients in a practical way to help them build their own motivation for change.

Bridging the gap between your foundational theory and clinical practice, our course will develop your competency and confidence in performing and interpreting Focused Cardiac Ultrasound (FCU) under supervision from accredited FCU trainers at your hospital.

The Guideline for Good Clinical Practice is an internationally accepted standard for the designing, conducting, recording and reporting of clinical trials.

Australia has adopted international guidelines that outline good clinical practice when conducting human research. Learn about the development of these guidelines, including which ones apply in Australia.

The Australian Clinical Trials Education Centre is a not for profit, Australia-wide, member-based education platform, hosting a suite of evidence- based, interactive clinical trials education opportunities suitable for a range of learning needs. Widely endorsed by RMH, UniMelb, Metro North Health

Online GCP course incorporating ICH-GCP E6(R2) updates.

The Investigator and Site Personnel Good Clinical Practice (ICH GCP) Training Course is designed to prepare research professionals for the conduct of clinical trials with human participants. Online, self-paced.

Free, globally accessible GCP course. The course should take on average 45-60 minutes to complete. Suitable for NZ users as well.

Introductory and refresher GCP courses. TransCelerate-accredited, custom timing/venue. Paid. NZ in-person.

Monash Partners offers two Good Clinical Practice (GCP) programs. Free for staff of Alfred Health, Monash University, and Monash Health. Mandatory for clinical trials within these organisations.

Training for NSW Health hospital staff and NSW-based medical research institutes

This TransCelerate endorsed, fully online module will introduce you to the internationally recognised and endorsed Good Clinical Practice standards (E6 R2) and the roles and responsibilities of all those involved in conducting research involving humans.

A program for the design and delivery of a TransCelerate endorsed, organisation wide Train the Trainer GCP program. Customisable Train-the-Trainer model. In-person or virtual, CPD certified.

The Good Clinical Practice (GCP) guideline is the international ethics and scientific quality standard for conducting clinical trials

Sophie Mepham GCP offers comprehensive CPD certified and TransCelerate accredited Good Clinical Practice training across the research, healthcare and academic sector. Tailored CPD-certified training. Paid. In-person or virtual across sectors.

TransCelerate-endorsed online training (1-hour)

This short course teaches researchers the basic rules of GCP and how to use them in their research. The course is suitable for anyone engaged in clinical research.

A TransCelerate Mutually Recognised ICH GCP E6 Investigator Site Training. WAHTN Partners have free access to this course.

Joint Continuing Medical Education (CME) refers to events and meetings organised by two or more of the ACE Committee parent organisations: ANZCA, the ASA and NZSA.

CME events and meetings take place across Australia and New Zealand throughout the year and generally attract CPD points, meaning they are a great way to maintain your medical education.

The AEP has been developed as a practical teaching course to support all clinicians who have a teaching role and particularly those who work with trainees, including supervisors, fellows and senior trainees. The course will prepare you with the appropriate knowledge and skills in educational principles to facilitate learning and teach with results in the anaesthetic and pain medicine environment.

Each year, we explore innovative new ways to deliver continuing professional development (CPD) and networking opportunities through a program of plenary sessions, small group discussions, and interactive workshops.

This is an interactive five module course, delivered over 1.5 days, designed to equip anaesthetists and faculty of pain medicine specialists with the knowledge and skills to be competent clinical teachers.

Our clinical skills courses and trainee tutorial program are designed to support pain medicine trainees.

Our events, meetings, courses, seminars, workshops, and evening lectures are developed by experts and tailored to the training and continuing professional development needs of anaesthetists, specialist pain medicine physicians, and the wider medical community.

This guide contains a list of all the activities associated with the ANZCA and FPM CPD Program, as well as links to associated individual activity guides and forms.

This guide contains information relating to the resources available via ANZCA Educators Program (AEP).

This guide contains resources that medical professionals can use to keep up-to-date with current articles, research, trends and networking opportunities, including the setting up of personalised journal alerts.