Library resource guides: ANZCA and FPM CPD Program resources: CPD plan & evaluation

Guide index

CPD plan & evaluation

Complete your CPD plan at the beginning of your annual cycle to ensure your CPD activities are meaningful and relevant to your needs. Further guidance on CPD for specific practice types is on the college website.
Complete your CPD evaluation at the end of your annual cycle to assess whether your learning needs were met.

Your annual statement of participation will be available once you complete your CPD plan. Note: This is not the same as completion of annual hours as required by MBA and MCNZ.

See the CPD plan and CPD evaluation guidelines for further information concerning this activity

CPD Value: CPD participants may claim this under the Practice evaluation - reviewing performance CPD plan and evaluation activity.

External resources

Ahpra - Medical Board of Australia: Professional Development Plans & Types of CPD
This page provides information about: Professional development plans; Types of CPD; CPD content; CPD activities; Specialist high-level CPD requirements.

ANZCA & FPM resources

CPD Activity Guide
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.
ANZCA and FPM CPD Program: CPD Plan
Take time to plan so that this year’s CPD activities are meaningful and relevant to your needs. You can amend your plan throughout the year. Time spent developing (and revising) your plan counts under category 1 practice evaluation – reviewing performance.
ANZCA and FPM CPD Program: CPD evaluation
The ANZCA and FPM CPD Program requires you to complete an evaluation of your program each year. Evaluation helps you to assess your achievements and whether your learning needs were met.
How can I meet CPD requirements for my type of practice?: Practice types
We've put together case studies, guidance and support resources to help you meet the requirements.

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