This guide contains resources intended to support those participating in the Rural Generalist Anaesthesia course.
What to expect from the guide
The guide has been structured into three sections.
The first section contains some useful information for those just starting their course
The second section is composed of three main categories (or tabs) covering the course curriculum:
Within each category you will find e-books, journals, articles, podcasts and videos, websites, as well links to other supporting guides.
The third section is comprised of three additional categories (or tabs):
These resources are predominantly e-books and multimedia resources with some supporting websites and articles.
RGA Training ePortfolio
The online ePortfolio designed to record training experiences and requirements for trainees.
Learn@ANZCA
Learn@ANZCA (formerly Networks) is the college's learning management system.
RGA curriculum
The current version of curriculum and the training handbook can be accessed below.
Find out more
To learn more about the Rural Generalist Anaesthesia training program, see the college page.
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