Rational test ordering - helping your registrar find the 'sweet spot' - Dr Simon Morgan
Investigations play a critical role in the diagnosis, monitoring and screening for disease in general practice. And the use of such tests is increasing both in Australia and internationally. While some of this increase is appropriate, a growing body of evidence suggests that non-rational testing is a significant problem. This is costly and problematic for GPs but also poses significant harm to patients.Registrars, especially those new to general practice, are at particular risk of non-rational test ordering. Supervisors can play a key role is supporting this critical aspect of practice. A number of strategies have been described for the most effective and appropriate use of tests in the general practice setting.
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ACRRM Training and Supervision Update - Dr Coralie Endean, Dr Greg Gladman and Isabel Broderick
This podcast provides the latest updates on training and supervision and streamlined processes. Including a sneak peek at the ACRRM sponsored “Supervisor Summits” for 2025.
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Minimising Diagnostic Error - Strategies to Support Your Registrar - Dr Simon Morgan
This podcast uses a clinical case study to explore the causes of diagnostic error and discuss practical and teachable strategies to minimise diagnostic error in clinical practice.
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The Start of the Training Term - Tips and Resources to Make the Road Less Bumpy - Dr Simon Morgan and Dr Jess Wrigley
This podcast discusses a range of practical tips and resources that the GP supervisor can use to help their new registrar safely and smoothly settle into the practice at the commencement of training.
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Clinical Yarning - Dr Karen Nicholls
This podcast outlines the components of clinical yarning and discusses other components of communication and how to utilize them during a consultation.
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