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Perioperative medicine training resources: Roles in practice

The ANZCA Course in Perioperative Medicine is a 12 month course leading to the Graduate of the Chapter of Perioperative Medicine qualification. This guide contains resources intended to support those participating in the GChPOM course.

The Perioperative Medicine (POM) Roles in Practice describe the roles of POM and how they apply to a contemporary practice. There are seven POM Roles in Practice, modelled closely upon ANZCA’s “Roles in Practice”. These Roles are relatively generic (by their nature) and are assessable via learning outcomes throughout POM training. They have relevance in all POM Topic Areas.

This guide contains resources to aid in understanding these roles based on the ANZCA Roles in Practice and will be expanded to provide any POM specific resources as required.

Medical expert

Medical expert


Communicator

Communicator



A number of additional communication-related courses are also available on the Learn@ANZCA platform - see the Communicator guide > Resources tab for full details.

Collaborator

Collaborator


Leader & manager

Leader & manager


Health advocate

Health advocate


Scholar

Scholar



Professional

Professional


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